The Spirit of the Public Journals: Being an Impartial Selection of the Most Exquisite Essays and Jeux D'esprits, Principally Prose, that Appear in the Newspapers and Other Publications, Том 13Stephen Jones, Charles Molloy Westmacott James Ridgway, 1810 |
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... round , and round , and round , and round , The Poet's laureat rhymes abound , All round and sound . So , call'd by sovereign fate , Where'er the skink - ey'd Gallic pest Flings taint and uproar o'er the ball , Famine and frenzy , death ...
... round , and round , and round , and round , The Poet's laureat rhymes abound , All round and sound . So , call'd by sovereign fate , Where'er the skink - ey'd Gallic pest Flings taint and uproar o'er the ball , Famine and frenzy , death ...
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... round us throng , And end " the Poet and his song . " But now , whate'er mischances spring , We'll use the hour , and gladly sing- " No Popery . " NEW YEAR'S GIFTS . [ From the British Press , Jan. 4. ] 5 THEIR literary friends have ...
... round us throng , And end " the Poet and his song . " But now , whate'er mischances spring , We'll use the hour , and gladly sing- " No Popery . " NEW YEAR'S GIFTS . [ From the British Press , Jan. 4. ] 5 THEIR literary friends have ...
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... round me shone , To quit each sprightly Fay and Elf , To choose an Elf - in - stone . J. D. A. TO THE MUCH MISTAKEN MAN . HOW ! [ From the same , Jan. 14. ] OW ! " Quit each sprightly Fay and Elf , When beauty round you shone , " And ...
... round me shone , To quit each sprightly Fay and Elf , To choose an Elf - in - stone . J. D. A. TO THE MUCH MISTAKEN MAN . HOW ! [ From the same , Jan. 14. ] OW ! " Quit each sprightly Fay and Elf , When beauty round you shone , " And ...
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... round ; and what would that pro- duce more , than , by a multiplication of his pirouettes , to display the graceful velocity of a being , formed in mind and person , according to the delicate authority of her royal majesty the Queen of ...
... round ; and what would that pro- duce more , than , by a multiplication of his pirouettes , to display the graceful velocity of a being , formed in mind and person , according to the delicate authority of her royal majesty the Queen of ...
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... round which the Blocks , Though rotten , keep their station ! Thief , who didst rob the suffering Dane , Thou best couldst tell how suffering Spain From thieves might be defended ; Now , now , thy words are wanted most , To prove , that ...
... round which the Blocks , Though rotten , keep their station ! Thief , who didst rob the suffering Dane , Thou best couldst tell how suffering Spain From thieves might be defended ; Now , now , thy words are wanted most , To prove , that ...
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