The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Том 9Robert Anderson Arch, 1795 |
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... look on one another with malevolence , which every day increased . Upon his arrival , he contrived an interview at Lord Masham's , from which they both departed difcontented ; he procured a fecond , which only convinced him that the ...
... look on one another with malevolence , which every day increased . Upon his arrival , he contrived an interview at Lord Masham's , from which they both departed difcontented ; he procured a fecond , which only convinced him that the ...
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... Look where the pully's tied above ! Great God ! ( faid I ) what have I feen ! On what poor engines move The thoughts of monarchs , and defignis of states ! What petty motives rule their fates ! How the mouse makes the mighty mountain ...
... Look where the pully's tied above ! Great God ! ( faid I ) what have I feen ! On what poor engines move The thoughts of monarchs , and defignis of states ! What petty motives rule their fates ! How the mouse makes the mighty mountain ...
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... look as to fome guardian god , That must their doubtful liberty defend . Amaz'd , thy action at the Boyne we fee ! When Schomberg started at the vast design : The boundless glory all redounds to thee , [ thine . Th ' impulfe , the fight ...
... look as to fome guardian god , That must their doubtful liberty defend . Amaz'd , thy action at the Boyne we fee ! When Schomberg started at the vast design : The boundless glory all redounds to thee , [ thine . Th ' impulfe , the fight ...
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... Look where exalted virtue and religion fit [ forit Enthron'd with heavenly wit ! Look where you fee The greateft fcorn of learned vanity ! And then how much a nothing is mankind ! Whofe reafon is weigh'd down by popular air , Who , by ...
... Look where exalted virtue and religion fit [ forit Enthron'd with heavenly wit ! Look where you fee The greateft fcorn of learned vanity ! And then how much a nothing is mankind ! Whofe reafon is weigh'd down by popular air , Who , by ...
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... look yonder : Sure that must be a Salamander ! " Farther , we are by Pliny told , This spent is extremely cold ; So call , that , put it in the fire , Trl make the very flames expire : Belus , it fpues a filthy froth Whether through ...
... look yonder : Sure that must be a Salamander ! " Farther , we are by Pliny told , This spent is extremely cold ; So call , that , put it in the fire , Trl make the very flames expire : Belus , it fpues a filthy froth Whether through ...
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