A Collection of Poems in Six Volumes, Том 6Robert Dodsley J. Dodsley, 1782 |
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... smile tranfport , her frown difmay , Nor praise nor blame , nor wonder at her fway Which reason never guides : ' tis fortune still , Capricious chance and arbitrary will : Bad bankers , vain of treasure not their own , With foolish ...
... smile tranfport , her frown difmay , Nor praise nor blame , nor wonder at her fway Which reason never guides : ' tis fortune still , Capricious chance and arbitrary will : Bad bankers , vain of treasure not their own , With foolish ...
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... smile That brightens Clodio's face . VIII . Perhaps the joy to these deny'd , The heart in friendship finds : Ah ! dear delufion ! gay conceit Of vifionary minds ! IX . Howe'er our varying notions rove , All yet agree , in one , To ...
... smile That brightens Clodio's face . VIII . Perhaps the joy to these deny'd , The heart in friendship finds : Ah ! dear delufion ! gay conceit Of vifionary minds ! IX . Howe'er our varying notions rove , All yet agree , in one , To ...
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... smile upon their baffled Guest . u Richard the Second ( as we are told by Archbishop Scroop , Thomas of Walfingham , and all the older Writers ) was starved to death . The ftory of his affaffination , by Sir Piers of Exon , is of much ...
... smile upon their baffled Guest . u Richard the Second ( as we are told by Archbishop Scroop , Thomas of Walfingham , and all the older Writers ) was starved to death . The ftory of his affaffination , by Sir Piers of Exon , is of much ...
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