The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Том 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... rise again ; If POSSIBLE more beauteous ftill , And free from every pain . Then friends , let's dry our tears , Since fuch bright hope is given ; And try by imitating her , To follow her to heaven . Hackney , Dec , 24 , 1798 . J. F. ...
... rise again ; If POSSIBLE more beauteous ftill , And free from every pain . Then friends , let's dry our tears , Since fuch bright hope is given ; And try by imitating her , To follow her to heaven . Hackney , Dec , 24 , 1798 . J. F. ...
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... rise to a great height , and continue fo for a year . How ridiculous would it have been to have purchased useless roots with their weight of gold , if the poffeffion of the flower had been the only ob- ject ! Great is the folly of ...
... rise to a great height , and continue fo for a year . How ridiculous would it have been to have purchased useless roots with their weight of gold , if the poffeffion of the flower had been the only ob- ject ! Great is the folly of ...
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... rise above the diforder , which was rapidly undermining life itself , he breathed his laft . from us . " It was then that forrow firft began to twist those cords about my heart , which have almoft ever fince been increasing , with only ...
... rise above the diforder , which was rapidly undermining life itself , he breathed his laft . from us . " It was then that forrow firft began to twist those cords about my heart , which have almoft ever fince been increasing , with only ...
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