The Works of the English Poets: PopeH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... town , what Objects could I meet ? The shops fhut up in every street , And Funerals blackening all the Doors , And yet more melancholy Whores : And what a duft in every place ? And a thin Court that wants your Face , And Fevers raging ...
... town , what Objects could I meet ? The shops fhut up in every street , And Funerals blackening all the Doors , And yet more melancholy Whores : And what a duft in every place ? And a thin Court that wants your Face , And Fevers raging ...
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Samuel Johnson. E P PIS IST LE TO THE SAME , On her leaving the Town after the Coronation , 1715 . S fome fond Virgin , whom her mother's care AS Drags from the Town to wholesome Country air , Juft when she learns to roll a melting eye ...
Samuel Johnson. E P PIS IST LE TO THE SAME , On her leaving the Town after the Coronation , 1715 . S fome fond Virgin , whom her mother's care AS Drags from the Town to wholesome Country air , Juft when she learns to roll a melting eye ...
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... town , and first turns Chambermaid ; Awkward and fupple , each devoir to pay ; She flatters her good Lady twice a - day ; Thought wondrous honest , though of mean degree , And ftrangely lik'd for her Simplicity : In a tranflated Suit ...
... town , and first turns Chambermaid ; Awkward and fupple , each devoir to pay ; She flatters her good Lady twice a - day ; Thought wondrous honest , though of mean degree , And ftrangely lik'd for her Simplicity : In a tranflated Suit ...
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