A Collection of Poems in Six Volumes, Том 6Robert Dodsley J. Dodsley, 1782 |
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... caufe fufpects , But hate their patron for their own defects . Such none can please , but who reforms their hearts , And when he gives them places , gives them parts . As these o'erprize their worth , fo fure the great May fell their ...
... caufe fufpects , But hate their patron for their own defects . Such none can please , but who reforms their hearts , And when he gives them places , gives them parts . As these o'erprize their worth , fo fure the great May fell their ...
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... 'd betimes , comply ; Firm to religion's facred caufe , The learned combat let him try ; * Walter Titley , Efq ; afterwards refident at the court of Denmark . Let him her envied praises tell , And all his 15 Let [ 173 ]
... 'd betimes , comply ; Firm to religion's facred caufe , The learned combat let him try ; * Walter Titley , Efq ; afterwards refident at the court of Denmark . Let him her envied praises tell , And all his 15 Let [ 173 ]
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... Caufe a fenfation in our nofes ; But then there's none of us can tell The things themselves have tafte , or smell . So when melodious Mafon fings , Or Gething tunes the trembling ftrings , Or when the trumpet's brisk alarms Call forth ...
... Caufe a fenfation in our nofes ; But then there's none of us can tell The things themselves have tafte , or smell . So when melodious Mafon fings , Or Gething tunes the trembling ftrings , Or when the trumpet's brisk alarms Call forth ...
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