The Works of the English Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Том 25Samuel Johnson C. Bathurst, 1779 |
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... happy as they are eafy . If you would fet us more copies , your ex- ample would make all precepts needlefs . In the meantime , that little you have writ is owned , and " that particularly by the poets ( who are a nation not “ over ...
... happy as they are eafy . If you would fet us more copies , your ex- ample would make all precepts needlefs . In the meantime , that little you have writ is owned , and " that particularly by the poets ( who are a nation not “ over ...
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... Happy the poet ! bleft the lays ! Which Buckingham has deign'd to praise . GARTH , Difpenfary . Now Tyber's ftreams no courtly Gallus fee , But fimiling Thames enjoys his Normanby . POPE , POPE , Effay on Criticism . Yet fome there were ...
... Happy the poet ! bleft the lays ! Which Buckingham has deign'd to praise . GARTH , Difpenfary . Now Tyber's ftreams no courtly Gallus fee , But fimiling Thames enjoys his Normanby . POPE , POPE , Effay on Criticism . Yet fome there were ...
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... themes ; Make all my happy nights appear but dreams : Let not fuch blifs before my eyes be brought , O hide thofe fcenes from my tormenting thought ; And And in their place difdainful beauty show ; If thou THE TEMPLE OF DEATH . 15.
... themes ; Make all my happy nights appear but dreams : Let not fuch blifs before my eyes be brought , O hide thofe fcenes from my tormenting thought ; And And in their place difdainful beauty show ; If thou THE TEMPLE OF DEATH . 15.
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... happy ftroke can into softness bring Reafon , that rough and wrangling thing . From childhood upwards we decay , And grow but greater children every day : So , reason , how can we be faid to rife ? So many cares attend the being wife ...
... happy ftroke can into softness bring Reafon , that rough and wrangling thing . From childhood upwards we decay , And grow but greater children every day : So , reason , how can we be faid to rife ? So many cares attend the being wife ...
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... happy , or muft not be true . But fince to me it seems a blacker fate To be inconftant , than unfortunate ; Remember all thofe vows between us past , When I from all I value parted laft ; May you alike with kind impatience burn , And ...
... happy , or muft not be true . But fince to me it seems a blacker fate To be inconftant , than unfortunate ; Remember all thofe vows between us past , When I from all I value parted laft ; May you alike with kind impatience burn , And ...
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