A Collection of Poems in Six Volumes. By Several Hands: With Notes |
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Such thoughts , as love the gloom of night , I clofe examine by the light ; For who ,
though brib'd by gain to lie , Dare sun - beam - written truths deny , And execute
plain common sense On faith's mere hearsay evidence ? That superstition ...
Such thoughts , as love the gloom of night , I clofe examine by the light ; For who ,
though brib'd by gain to lie , Dare sun - beam - written truths deny , And execute
plain common sense On faith's mere hearsay evidence ? That superstition ...
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A transient calm the happy scenes bestow , And for a moment lull the sense of
woe . At length awaking with contemptuous frown , Indignant Thales eyes the
neighb'ring town . e Since worth , he cries , in these degen'rate days Wants ev'n
the ...
A transient calm the happy scenes bestow , And for a moment lull the sense of
woe . At length awaking with contemptuous frown , Indignant Thales eyes the
neighb'ring town . e Since worth , he cries , in these degen'rate days Wants ev'n
the ...
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... which to a seat has best pretence , A man of substance , or a man of sense :
But never any member feats will do , Without a head - piece and a pocket too ;
Sense is requir'd the depth of things to reach ; And money gives authority to
speech .
... which to a seat has best pretence , A man of substance , or a man of sense :
But never any member feats will do , Without a head - piece and a pocket too ;
Sense is requir'd the depth of things to reach ; And money gives authority to
speech .
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I speak fometimes , you'll hear his lordship cry , Because some fpeak that have
less sense than I. 52 The man that has both land and money too , May wonders
in a trading borough do : They'll praise his ven'fon , and commend his port , Turn
...
I speak fometimes , you'll hear his lordship cry , Because some fpeak that have
less sense than I. 52 The man that has both land and money too , May wonders
in a trading borough do : They'll praise his ven'fon , and commend his port , Turn
...
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Good sense and learning may esteem obtain ; Humour and wit a laugh , if rightly
ta'en : Fair virtue admiration may impart ; But ' tis good - nature only wins the
heart : It moulds the body to an easy grace , And brightens every feature of the
face ...
Good sense and learning may esteem obtain ; Humour and wit a laugh , if rightly
ta'en : Fair virtue admiration may impart ; But ' tis good - nature only wins the
heart : It moulds the body to an easy grace , And brightens every feature of the
face ...
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