The Works of the English Poets: PopeH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... hear . " Sir , he's your flave , for twenty pound a year . " Mere wax as yet , you fashion him with eafe , " Your Barber , Cook , Upholsterer , what you please : " A perfect genius at an Opera fong- " To fay too much , might do my ...
... hear . " Sir , he's your flave , for twenty pound a year . " Mere wax as yet , you fashion him with eafe , " Your Barber , Cook , Upholsterer , what you please : " A perfect genius at an Opera fong- " To fay too much , might do my ...
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... hear these Flatterers preach . Indeed , could wealth beftow or wit or merit , A grain of courage , or a spark of spirit , The wisest man might blush , I must agree , If D *** lov'd fixpence , more than he . w If there be truth in Law ...
... hear these Flatterers preach . Indeed , could wealth beftow or wit or merit , A grain of courage , or a spark of spirit , The wisest man might blush , I must agree , If D *** lov'd fixpence , more than he . w If there be truth in Law ...
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... Hear me pay my dying vows . VII . Melancholy smooth Mæander , Swiftly purling in a Round , On thy Margin Lovers wander , With thy flowery Chaplets crown'd . VIII . Thus when Philomela drooping , Softly feeks her filent Mate , See the ...
... Hear me pay my dying vows . VII . Melancholy smooth Mæander , Swiftly purling in a Round , On thy Margin Lovers wander , With thy flowery Chaplets crown'd . VIII . Thus when Philomela drooping , Softly feeks her filent Mate , See the ...
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