A Collection of Poems in Six Volumes. By Several Hands: With NotesJ. Dodsley, 1782 |
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... King to Hanover . In May 1729 , he was nominated a Clerk Extraordinary of the Privy Council , and foon afterwards married . He then fettled at Wickham , where he devoted himself to learning and to piety . On the 30th of March 1748 , he ...
... King to Hanover . In May 1729 , he was nominated a Clerk Extraordinary of the Privy Council , and foon afterwards married . He then fettled at Wickham , where he devoted himself to learning and to piety . On the 30th of March 1748 , he ...
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... Kings and Courtiers civil and refin'd ; Great Rabbins , deeply read in Wisdom's rules , And all the arts that cultivate the mind , Embellish life , and polish human kind . Such , Afia , birth - place of proud monarchy , Such , elder ...
... Kings and Courtiers civil and refin'd ; Great Rabbins , deeply read in Wisdom's rules , And all the arts that cultivate the mind , Embellish life , and polish human kind . Such , Afia , birth - place of proud monarchy , Such , elder ...
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... kings him fore envy'd , And would him imitate in any sort , With all the mimic pageantry of pride , And worship'd be like him , and deify'd Of courtly fycophants and caitifs vile , Who to those services themselves apply'd , And in that ...
... kings him fore envy'd , And would him imitate in any sort , With all the mimic pageantry of pride , And worship'd be like him , and deify'd Of courtly fycophants and caitifs vile , Who to those services themselves apply'd , And in that ...
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... king of pleasures natural . XLVII . Als by her fide , in richeft robes array'd , An eunuch fate , of vifage pale and dead , Unfeemly paramour for royal maid ! Yet him the courted oft and honoured , t placed . And u And oft would by her ...
... king of pleasures natural . XLVII . Als by her fide , in richeft robes array'd , An eunuch fate , of vifage pale and dead , Unfeemly paramour for royal maid ! Yet him the courted oft and honoured , t placed . And u And oft would by her ...
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... , non quæ cunabula quæris , Et qualis , non unde fatus : fub tefte benigno Vivitur ; egregios invitant præmia mores . CLAUD . HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE . VOL . II . H Dramatis Perfonæ . EDWARD the Third , King of England.
... , non quæ cunabula quæris , Et qualis , non unde fatus : fub tefte benigno Vivitur ; egregios invitant præmia mores . CLAUD . HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE . VOL . II . H Dramatis Perfonæ . EDWARD the Third , King of England.
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