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But I ' il try once more Thou might'st as well court the pale trembling ( For ev'ry
instant I expect him here ) veftal , if yet I can subdue those stubborn principles
When the beholds the holy faune expiring . of faith and honour , and I know not
what ...
But I ' il try once more Thou might'st as well court the pale trembling ( For ev'ry
instant I expect him here ) veftal , if yet I can subdue those stubborn principles
When the beholds the holy faune expiring . of faith and honour , and I know not
what ...
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... o'er the furrow'd land , Sport that wrinkled Care derides , And the milk - maid
singeth oliche , And Laughter holding both his sides : And the mover whets his
scythe , And § 2 . And ev'ry shepherd tells his tale Then ELEGANT EXTRACTS, ...
... o'er the furrow'd land , Sport that wrinkled Care derides , And the milk - maid
singeth oliche , And Laughter holding both his sides : And the mover whets his
scythe , And § 2 . And ev'ry shepherd tells his tale Then ELEGANT EXTRACTS, ...
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And cure of ev'ry ill ! When , cry the botanists , and stare , More cruelıy could none
express ; Did plants callid sensitive grow there ? And I , if you had thewn me less
, No matter when poct's muse is Had been your prisoner ftill . To make them ...
And cure of ev'ry ill ! When , cry the botanists , and stare , More cruelıy could none
express ; Did plants callid sensitive grow there ? And I , if you had thewn me less
, No matter when poct's muse is Had been your prisoner ftill . To make them ...
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... not coxcombs mind their own " For now at last , familiar grown , As thus he rar'd
with all his might He perch'd upon his worship's crown , ( How intecure from
Fortune's Ipite , With teeth and claws his skin he tore , Alas , is ev'ry mortal wight !
) ...
... not coxcombs mind their own " For now at last , familiar grown , As thus he rar'd
with all his might He perch'd upon his worship's crown , ( How intecure from
Fortune's Ipite , With teeth and claws his skin he tore , Alas , is ev'ry mortal wight !
) ...
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I saw fair Etham's dale ; Yet India's shore should never boast And ev'ry bletling
find its way The luftre of thy rival eyes ; To Nancy of the vale . For there the world
too cheap must prove : ' Twas from Avona's bank the maid Can I then buy - who ...
I saw fair Etham's dale ; Yet India's shore should never boast And ev'ry bletling
find its way The luftre of thy rival eyes ; To Nancy of the vale . For there the world
too cheap must prove : ' Twas from Avona's bank the maid Can I then buy - who ...
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| Заглавие | Elegant Extracts: Or, Useful and Entertaining Pieces of Poetry, Selected for the Improvement of Young Persons: Being Similar in Design to Elegant Extracts in Prose ... Том 2 от Elegant Extracts: Or, Useful and Entertaining Pieces of Poetry, Selected for the Improvement of Young Persons: Being Similar in Design to Elegant Extracts in Prose, Vicesimus Knox |
| Редактор | Vicesimus Knox |
| Издател | T. Longman, 1796 |
| Оригиналът е от | Оксфордският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 16 юли 2007 |
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