The Works of the English Poets: PopeH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... rich , not making poor . Rouz'd by the Prince of Air , the whirlwinds sweep The furge , and plunge his Father in the deep ; Then full against his Cornish lands they roar , And two rich fhipwrecks blefs the lucky fhore . Sir Balaam now ...
... rich , not making poor . Rouz'd by the Prince of Air , the whirlwinds sweep The furge , and plunge his Father in the deep ; Then full against his Cornish lands they roar , And two rich fhipwrecks blefs the lucky fhore . Sir Balaam now ...
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... rich men's homes I bid kill fome beafts , but no hecatombs ; None ftarve , none furfeit fo . But ( oh ) we allow Good works as good , but out of fashion now , Like old rich wardrobes . But my words none draws Within the vast reach of th ...
... rich men's homes I bid kill fome beafts , but no hecatombs ; None ftarve , none furfeit fo . But ( oh ) we allow Good works as good , but out of fashion now , Like old rich wardrobes . But my words none draws Within the vast reach of th ...
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Samuel Johnson. " That Jelly's rich , this Malmsey healing , " Pray dịp your Whiskers and your Tail in . " Was ever fuch a happy Swain ? He stuffs and fwills , and stuffs again . " I'm quite asham'd - ' tis mighty rude " To eat fo much ...
Samuel Johnson. " That Jelly's rich , this Malmsey healing , " Pray dịp your Whiskers and your Tail in . " Was ever fuch a happy Swain ? He stuffs and fwills , and stuffs again . " I'm quite asham'd - ' tis mighty rude " To eat fo much ...
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