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... or grieve ; Nor blush at joys that only you can give ; Who with bold eyes furvey'
d those matchless chamas , Is punish'd , seeing in another's arms : With greedy
looks he views each naked part , Joy feeds his eyes , but envy tears his heart .
... or grieve ; Nor blush at joys that only you can give ; Who with bold eyes furvey'
d those matchless chamas , Is punish'd , seeing in another's arms : With greedy
looks he views each naked part , Joy feeds his eyes , but envy tears his heart .
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Y A L D E N. TO A Com AGAINST IMMODERATE GRIEF , V. Then , lovely
mourner , wipe those tears away , And cares that urge thee to decay ; YOUNG
LADY WEEPING . Like ravenous age thy charms they waste , Wrinkle thy youthful
brow ...
Y A L D E N. TO A Com AGAINST IMMODERATE GRIEF , V. Then , lovely
mourner , wipe those tears away , And cares that urge thee to decay ; YOUNG
LADY WEEPING . Like ravenous age thy charms they waste , Wrinkle thy youthful
brow ...
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Is left to rou , the arbiters of wit . In those sunk eyes the grict of years I trace , With
beating hearts the rival poets wait , And lorrow feems acquainted with that face .
Till you , Athenians , fhuil decide their fate ; Tears , which his heart dildain'd ...
Is left to rou , the arbiters of wit . In those sunk eyes the grict of years I trace , With
beating hearts the rival poets wait , And lorrow feems acquainted with that face .
Till you , Athenians , fhuil decide their fate ; Tears , which his heart dildain'd ...
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Let spoil and victory adorn the bold , Wilt thou in tears thy lover's corse attend ,
While linglorious neither hope nor fear ... Till all around the dolefui flames ascend
, Ere for my absence Delia lose a tear : Then , flowly tinking , by degrees expire ?
Let spoil and victory adorn the bold , Wilt thou in tears thy lover's corse attend ,
While linglorious neither hope nor fear ... Till all around the dolefui flames ascend
, Ere for my absence Delia lose a tear : Then , flowly tinking , by degrees expire ?
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V. “ Young man , said he , refrain from tears , “ While joyful tidings bless thine
ears ; “ Up and be doing , boy , and try " To conquer fare hy induitry ; " For know
that all of mortal race , Are born to loftes and disgrace : “ Ev'n I broke twice , I ...
V. “ Young man , said he , refrain from tears , “ While joyful tidings bless thine
ears ; “ Up and be doing , boy , and try " To conquer fare hy induitry ; " For know
that all of mortal race , Are born to loftes and disgrace : “ Ev'n I broke twice , I ...
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| Заглавие | Granville. Yalden. Tickell. Swift. Hammond. Somerville. Parnell. Savage. Broome Том 5 от The Works of the Poets of Great Britain and Ireland, Samuel Johnson |
| Редактор | Samuel Johnson |
| Издател | A. Miller, 1800 |
| Оригиналът е от | Нюйоркската обществена библиотека |
| Цифровизирана на | 23 ноем. 2006 |
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