The Poems of Goethe - Translated in the original metres by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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Tenderly a woman view, And thoult win her, take my word; He who's quick and saucy too, Will of all men be preferr'd; Who ne'er seems as if he knew If he pleases, if he charms,-- He 'tis injures, he 'tis harms. THE CONTENTED. Manifold is human strife, Human passion, human pain; Many a blessing yet is rife, Many pleasures still remain. Yet the greatest bliss in life, And the richest prize we find, Is a good, contented mind. THE MERRY COUNSEL. He by whom man's foolish will |
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