Lady's Poetical Magazine, Or Beauties of British Poetry, Том 2Harrison and Company, 1781 |
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... lives and , as I mean to fhew • How much I fhare in good Ernefto's woe , Severe refentment fhall the father feel , • And every wound he gave I'll ftrive to heal . Now , look , Lothario , that you answer true ; These are the crimes the ...
... lives and , as I mean to fhew • How much I fhare in good Ernefto's woe , Severe refentment fhall the father feel , • And every wound he gave I'll ftrive to heal . Now , look , Lothario , that you answer true ; These are the crimes the ...
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... live - for him and thee . " Thy manly heart has fortitude to bear The ills of life - and do not thou despair ! For me -- But OI feel approaching death ! Receive , my love - my life - this latest breath ! - Thanks for thy kindness ! -O ...
... live - for him and thee . " Thy manly heart has fortitude to bear The ills of life - and do not thou despair ! For me -- But OI feel approaching death ! Receive , my love - my life - this latest breath ! - Thanks for thy kindness ! -O ...
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... no complaints appear , Nor blot the day with an ungrateful tear ; While Marlbrô lives Britannia's ftars difpenfe A friendly light , and fhine in innocence : Plunging Plunging thro ' feas of blood his fiery fteed , BEAUTIES OF POETRY . 21.
... no complaints appear , Nor blot the day with an ungrateful tear ; While Marlbrô lives Britannia's ftars difpenfe A friendly light , and fhine in innocence : Plunging Plunging thro ' feas of blood his fiery fteed , BEAUTIES OF POETRY . 21.
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... lives of millions facrific'd in vain . Such are th ' effects of Anna's royal cares . By her Britannia , great in foreign wars , Ranges thro ' nations , wherefoe'er disjoin'd , Without the wonted aid of fea and wind : By By her th ...
... lives of millions facrific'd in vain . Such are th ' effects of Anna's royal cares . By her Britannia , great in foreign wars , Ranges thro ' nations , wherefoe'er disjoin'd , Without the wonted aid of fea and wind : By By her th ...
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... live , 6 My lowly field - flowers on her altar lay ; Enjoy the bleffings that she meant to give , • And calmly waste my inoffenfive day ! No titled name , no envy - teazing dome , No glitt'ring wealth my tutor❜d wishes crave ; So ...
... live , 6 My lowly field - flowers on her altar lay ; Enjoy the bleffings that she meant to give , • And calmly waste my inoffenfive day ! No titled name , no envy - teazing dome , No glitt'ring wealth my tutor❜d wishes crave ; So ...
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