The Beauties of English Writers: In Prose and VerseR. Scott, 1799 - 308 страници |
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... round with anxious eager- nefs ; and first turning my eyes behind me , faw a ftream flowing through flowery islands , which every one that failed along feemed to behold with pleasure ; but no fooner touched , than the current , which ...
... round with anxious eager- nefs ; and first turning my eyes behind me , faw a ftream flowing through flowery islands , which every one that failed along feemed to behold with pleasure ; but no fooner touched , than the current , which ...
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... very common to steer with much care or prudence ; for by fome uni- verfal infatuation , every man appeared to think himself safe , though he saw his conforts every moment finking round him ; and no fooner had the A 2 No. I. 3 POEMS , & c .
... very common to steer with much care or prudence ; for by fome uni- verfal infatuation , every man appeared to think himself safe , though he saw his conforts every moment finking round him ; and no fooner had the A 2 No. I. 3 POEMS , & c .
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In Prose and Verse. moment finking round him ; and no fooner had the waves closed over them , than their fate and misconduct were forgotten ; the voyage was pursued with the fame jocund confidence ; every man congratulated himfelf upon ...
In Prose and Verse. moment finking round him ; and no fooner had the waves closed over them , than their fate and misconduct were forgotten ; the voyage was pursued with the fame jocund confidence ; every man congratulated himfelf upon ...
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... round a parent's heart , Torn from their grafp , and bleeding as they part † . + Some have faid that their fituation was rendered by flavery no worse than it was at home . How can it be faid that , by tearing a parent from a child , a ...
... round a parent's heart , Torn from their grafp , and bleeding as they part † . + Some have faid that their fituation was rendered by flavery no worse than it was at home . How can it be faid that , by tearing a parent from a child , a ...
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... his fenfations when he looks forward ? here a series of misfortunes without hope of allevia- tion , prefents itfelf to his distracted mind ; L one perpetual round of poverty , and distress from the No. II . 121 POEMS , & c .
... his fenfations when he looks forward ? here a series of misfortunes without hope of allevia- tion , prefents itfelf to his distracted mind ; L one perpetual round of poverty , and distress from the No. II . 121 POEMS , & c .
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