Miscellanies. In Four Volumes, Том 4Charles Bathurst, 1742 |
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... must on the Nymphs be plac'd , Grown fo corrupted in their Taste . THE Pleader having spoke his best , Had Witness ready to attest , Who fairly could on Oath depose , When Questions on the Fact arose , That ev'ry Article was true ; Nor ...
... must on the Nymphs be plac'd , Grown fo corrupted in their Taste . THE Pleader having spoke his best , Had Witness ready to attest , Who fairly could on Oath depose , When Questions on the Fact arose , That ev'ry Article was true ; Nor ...
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... must confult her Books , The Lovers Fleta's , Bractons , Cokes . First to a dapper Clerk fhe beckon❜d , To turn to Ovid , Book the Second ; She then referr'd them to a Place In Virgil ( vide Dido's Cafe ; ) As for Tibullus's Reports ...
... must confult her Books , The Lovers Fleta's , Bractons , Cokes . First to a dapper Clerk fhe beckon❜d , To turn to Ovid , Book the Second ; She then referr'd them to a Place In Virgil ( vide Dido's Cafe ; ) As for Tibullus's Reports ...
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... must be with Money bought : She therefore , upon fecond Thought , Infus'd yet as it were by Stealth , Some fmall Regard for State and Wealth : Of which as fhe grew up there ftay'd A Tincture in the prudent Maid : She manag'd her Estate ...
... must be with Money bought : She therefore , upon fecond Thought , Infus'd yet as it were by Stealth , Some fmall Regard for State and Wealth : Of which as fhe grew up there ftay'd A Tincture in the prudent Maid : She manag'd her Estate ...
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... must always be at Odds . And Pallas , if the broke the Laws , Must yield her Foe the ftronger Cause ; A Shame to one fo much ador'd For Wildom , at Jove's Council - Board . Befides , fhe fear'd the Queen of Love Wou'd meet with better ...
... must always be at Odds . And Pallas , if the broke the Laws , Must yield her Foe the ftronger Cause ; A Shame to one fo much ador'd For Wildom , at Jove's Council - Board . Befides , fhe fear'd the Queen of Love Wou'd meet with better ...
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... must fall a Prey to Time , While fhe continues in her Prime . CADENUS , common Forms apart , In ev'ry Scene had kept his Heart ' ; Had figh'd and languish'd , vow'd , and writ , For Paftime , or to fhew his Wit ; But Time , and Books ...
... must fall a Prey to Time , While fhe continues in her Prime . CADENUS , common Forms apart , In ev'ry Scene had kept his Heart ' ; Had figh'd and languish'd , vow'd , and writ , For Paftime , or to fhew his Wit ; But Time , and Books ...
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