A Collection of Poems in Six Volumes, Том 6Robert Dodsley J. Dodsley, 1782 |
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... leave the gates of fleep ; nor fhall my lyre Too far into the splendid hours of morn Ingage your audience : my obfervant hand Shall close the ftrain ere any fultry beam Approach you . Το your fubterranean haunts Ye then may timely fteal ...
... leave the gates of fleep ; nor fhall my lyre Too far into the splendid hours of morn Ingage your audience : my obfervant hand Shall close the ftrain ere any fultry beam Approach you . Το your fubterranean haunts Ye then may timely fteal ...
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... leave to talk thus idly ; Let me hear of love no more : You mistake Chlorinda widely , Thus to teize her o'er and o'er . Seek not her who still forbids you ; To fome other tell your moan : Choose where'er your fancy leads you , Let ...
... leave to talk thus idly ; Let me hear of love no more : You mistake Chlorinda widely , Thus to teize her o'er and o'er . Seek not her who still forbids you ; To fome other tell your moan : Choose where'er your fancy leads you , Let ...
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... leave , quoth the fig - tree , my fweetness and fruit , " To be envy'd or flav'd in so vain a pursuit ? Thus rebuff'd and furpriz'd they apply'd to the vine : " He answer'd , Shall I leave my grapes and my wine , " ( Wine the fovereign ...
... leave , quoth the fig - tree , my fweetness and fruit , " To be envy'd or flav'd in so vain a pursuit ? Thus rebuff'd and furpriz'd they apply'd to the vine : " He answer'd , Shall I leave my grapes and my wine , " ( Wine the fovereign ...
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