The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Том 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... seems , he was , in better days , " Some care his age deferves ; or was he priz'd " For worthless beauty ! therefore now defpis'd ! " Such dogs and men there are , mere things of fate , " And always cherish'd by their friends , if GREAT ...
... seems , he was , in better days , " Some care his age deferves ; or was he priz'd " For worthless beauty ! therefore now defpis'd ! " Such dogs and men there are , mere things of fate , " And always cherish'd by their friends , if GREAT ...
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... seems to juf- tify us in queftioning the perfections which are afcribed to the Deity . But ere we erect ourselves into cenfors of the divine management , ought we not to reflect , that , when clouds and darkness are round about him ...
... seems to juf- tify us in queftioning the perfections which are afcribed to the Deity . But ere we erect ourselves into cenfors of the divine management , ought we not to reflect , that , when clouds and darkness are round about him ...
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... seems to die , Reftor'd by morn it rears its head , More lovely to the paffing eye . Thus , dearest girl , may it be with thee , Tho ' illness cloud thy beauteous face ; Like evening vapours may it flee , And show thy charms with double ...
... seems to die , Reftor'd by morn it rears its head , More lovely to the paffing eye . Thus , dearest girl , may it be with thee , Tho ' illness cloud thy beauteous face ; Like evening vapours may it flee , And show thy charms with double ...
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