Poetical Works: To which is Prefixed an Account of the Life and Writings of the Author, Том 2T. Evans, 1774 |
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... bear its weight and fhame , I have no time to run a race , A traveller's my only pace . They , whom their steeds unjaded bear Around Hyde - park , to take the air , May frifk and prance , and ride their fill , And go all paces which ...
... bear its weight and fhame , I have no time to run a race , A traveller's my only pace . They , whom their steeds unjaded bear Around Hyde - park , to take the air , May frifk and prance , and ride their fill , And go all paces which ...
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... bear ; So fome will finically trim , And dress their lady - mufe too prim , Others , mere flovens in their pen ( The mob of Lords and Gentlemen ) Fancy they write with ease and pleasure , By rambling out of rhime and measure . And , on ...
... bear ; So fome will finically trim , And dress their lady - mufe too prim , Others , mere flovens in their pen ( The mob of Lords and Gentlemen ) Fancy they write with ease and pleasure , By rambling out of rhime and measure . And , on ...
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... bear thee as the wind DULLNESS mounts up and clings behind , In vain you spur , and whip , and smack , You cannot shake her from your back . Ill - nature fprings as merit grows , Close as the thorn is to the rose . Could HERCULANEUM's ...
... bear thee as the wind DULLNESS mounts up and clings behind , In vain you spur , and whip , and smack , You cannot shake her from your back . Ill - nature fprings as merit grows , Close as the thorn is to the rose . Could HERCULANEUM's ...
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... bear a critical diffection ; While friends connive , and rivals hate , Scoundrels traduce , and blockheads bai Perhaps you'll readily admit There's danger from the trading wit , And dunce and fool , and fuch as those , Must be of courfe ...
... bear a critical diffection ; While friends connive , and rivals hate , Scoundrels traduce , and blockheads bai Perhaps you'll readily admit There's danger from the trading wit , And dunce and fool , and fuch as those , Must be of courfe ...
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... bear a neighbour by his fide , Altho ' he but delighted goes Along the track which nature shows , Nor ever madly runs aftray , To cross his brother in his way . And fome there are , whofe narrow minds , Center'd in felf , felf always ...
... bear a neighbour by his fide , Altho ' he but delighted goes Along the track which nature shows , Nor ever madly runs aftray , To cross his brother in his way . And fome there are , whofe narrow minds , Center'd in felf , felf always ...
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