The Works of the English Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Том 30Samuel Johnson C. Bathurst, 1779 |
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... darts were fure to wound ; but they were fure too to hit none , but those whofe follies gave : And , when he allowed no quarter , he had certainly been provoked by more than cominon error ; by men's tedious and circumftantial recitals ...
... darts were fure to wound ; but they were fure too to hit none , but those whofe follies gave : And , when he allowed no quarter , he had certainly been provoked by more than cominon error ; by men's tedious and circumftantial recitals ...
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... grief inclin'd . II . There needs , alas ! but little art , To have this fatal fecret found ; With the fame ease you threw the dart , Tis certain you may fhew the wound . III . How III . How can I fee you , and not PRIOR'S 43 POEMS . An ...
... grief inclin'd . II . There needs , alas ! but little art , To have this fatal fecret found ; With the fame ease you threw the dart , Tis certain you may fhew the wound . III . How III . How can I fee you , and not PRIOR'S 43 POEMS . An ...
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... dart ; Ten thousand torments vex my heart : I love , and I defpair . Too much , Alexis , I have heard : " Tis what I thought ; ' tis what I fear'd : And yet I pardon you , fhe cried : But you fhall promise ne'er again To breathe your ...
... dart ; Ten thousand torments vex my heart : I love , and I defpair . Too much , Alexis , I have heard : " Tis what I thought ; ' tis what I fear'd : And yet I pardon you , fhe cried : But you fhall promise ne'er again To breathe your ...
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... the youth , our remedy , is near : Supprefs thy rage ; with verfe thy fon infpire , e dart neglected , to affume the lyre . Ora TH On the Taking of NAMUR . HE town which 48 . POEMS . PRIOR'S Latin Verses on Dr Shaw's taking a Degree.
... the youth , our remedy , is near : Supprefs thy rage ; with verfe thy fon infpire , e dart neglected , to affume the lyre . Ora TH On the Taking of NAMUR . HE town which 48 . POEMS . PRIOR'S Latin Verses on Dr Shaw's taking a Degree.
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... darts prepare , And fickness strike what time a while would fpare . Then will my fwain his glowing vows renew ; Then will his throbbing heart to mine beat true ; When my own face deters me from my glass , And Kneller only fhews what ...
... darts prepare , And fickness strike what time a while would fpare . Then will my fwain his glowing vows renew ; Then will his throbbing heart to mine beat true ; When my own face deters me from my glass , And Kneller only fhews what ...
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