The Lady's Poetical Magazine: Or, Beauties of British Poetry, Том 1Harrison and Company, 1781 |
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... hear . " Thanks to iny friends - but , to vile fortunes born , " No robes of fur these shoulders must adorn . 80 85 " Vain your applaufe , no aid from thence I draw ; " Vain all my wit , for what is wit in law ! 90 " Twice , ( curs'd ...
... hear . " Thanks to iny friends - but , to vile fortunes born , " No robes of fur these shoulders must adorn . 80 85 " Vain your applaufe , no aid from thence I draw ; " Vain all my wit , for what is wit in law ! 90 " Twice , ( curs'd ...
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... hear Sounds fo well fitted to her untun'd ear ? 430 When , to enforce fome very tender part , The right - hand fleeps by instinct on the heart , His foul , of ev'ry other thought bereft , Is anxious only where to place the left : He ...
... hear Sounds fo well fitted to her untun'd ear ? 430 When , to enforce fome very tender part , The right - hand fleeps by instinct on the heart , His foul , of ev'ry other thought bereft , Is anxious only where to place the left : He ...
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... hear him speak , 995 Envy would drive the colour from his cheek ; But ftep - dame Nature , niggard of her grace , Deny'd the focial pow'rs of voice and face . Fix'd in one frame of features , glare of eye , Paffions , like chaos , in ...
... hear him speak , 995 Envy would drive the colour from his cheek ; But ftep - dame Nature , niggard of her grace , Deny'd the focial pow'rs of voice and face . Fix'd in one frame of features , glare of eye , Paffions , like chaos , in ...
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... hear the very man , I can't catch words , and pity those who can . Let wits , like fpiders , from the tortur'd brain Fine - draw the critick - web with curious pain ; The gods - a kindness I with thanks must pay- Have form'd me of a ...
... hear the very man , I can't catch words , and pity those who can . Let wits , like fpiders , from the tortur'd brain Fine - draw the critick - web with curious pain ; The gods - a kindness I with thanks must pay- Have form'd me of a ...
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... hear . XXIV . Late , o'er the plain , by chance or fortune led , The penfive fwain who does his annals write , Him in his humble cottage visited , And learn'd his ftory , with fincere delight ; For chiefly of himself his converse ran ...
... hear . XXIV . Late , o'er the plain , by chance or fortune led , The penfive fwain who does his annals write , Him in his humble cottage visited , And learn'd his ftory , with fincere delight ; For chiefly of himself his converse ran ...
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