The Works of the English Poets: PopeH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... once each heart alarm'd , Aw'd without Virtue , without Beauty charm'd ; Her Tongue bewitch'd as oddly as her Eyes , Lefs Wit than Mimic , more a Wit than Wife ; Strange graces ftill , and ftranger flights she had , Was juft not ugly ...
... once each heart alarm'd , Aw'd without Virtue , without Beauty charm'd ; Her Tongue bewitch'd as oddly as her Eyes , Lefs Wit than Mimic , more a Wit than Wife ; Strange graces ftill , and ftranger flights she had , Was juft not ugly ...
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... Once , and but once , his heedlefs youth was bit , And lik'd that dangerous thing , a female wit ; Safe as he thought , though all the prudent chid ; He writ no Libels , but my Lady did : Great odds in amorous or poetic game , Where ...
... Once , and but once , his heedlefs youth was bit , And lik'd that dangerous thing , a female wit ; Safe as he thought , though all the prudent chid ; He writ no Libels , but my Lady did : Great odds in amorous or poetic game , Where ...
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... Once ( and but once ) I caught him in a lie , " And then , unwhipp'd , he had the grace to cry : " The fault he has I fairly fhall reveal , 66 ( Could you o'erlook but that ) it is , to fteal . " c If , after this , you took the ...
... Once ( and but once ) I caught him in a lie , " And then , unwhipp'd , he had the grace to cry : " The fault he has I fairly fhall reveal , 66 ( Could you o'erlook but that ) it is , to fteal . " c If , after this , you took the ...
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