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tis me you dare not bite . To see the battle thus perplex'd , With equal rage a
butcher vex'd , Hoar.e - screaming from the circled crowd , To the curs'd Mastiff
cries aloud : Both Hockleyhole and Marybone The combats of my dog have
known ...
tis me you dare not bite . To see the battle thus perplex'd , With equal rage a
butcher vex'd , Hoar.e - screaming from the circled crowd , To the curs'd Mastiff
cries aloud : Both Hockleyhole and Marybone The combats of my dog have
known ...
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Who dares presume to pen a deed , Unless you previously are fee'd ? ' Tis drawn
; and , to augment the cost , In dull prolixity engrost . And now we're well secui'd
by law , Till the next brother find a flaw . Read o'er a will . W ' t ever known But ...
Who dares presume to pen a deed , Unless you previously are fee'd ? ' Tis drawn
; and , to augment the cost , In dull prolixity engrost . And now we're well secui'd
by law , Till the next brother find a flaw . Read o'er a will . W ' t ever known But ...
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... pension , One may with detestation mention ; Think you the law ( let who will
take it ) Can scandalum magnatum make it ? I vent no slander , owe no grudge ,
Nor of another's conscience judge : At him or him I take no aim , Yet dare against
...
... pension , One may with detestation mention ; Think you the law ( let who will
take it ) Can scandalum magnatum make it ? I vent no slander , owe no grudge ,
Nor of another's conscience judge : At him or him I take no aim , Yet dare against
...
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An Ox by chance o'erheard his moan , And thus rebuk'd the lazy drone : Dare you
at partial Fate repine ? How kind's your lot compar'd with mine ! Decreed to toil ,
the barb'rous knife Hath sever'd me from social life ; Urg'd by the stimulating ...
An Ox by chance o'erheard his moan , And thus rebuk'd the lazy drone : Dare you
at partial Fate repine ? How kind's your lot compar'd with mine ! Decreed to toil ,
the barb'rous knife Hath sever'd me from social life ; Urg'd by the stimulating ...
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Since then I dare not speak my mind , A truth conspicuous to mankind ; Tho ' in
full lustre ev'ry grace Distinguish your celestial face ; Tho ' beauties of inferior ray
( Like stars before the orb of day ) Turn pale and fade ; I check my lays , Admiring
...
Since then I dare not speak my mind , A truth conspicuous to mankind ; Tho ' in
full lustre ev'ry grace Distinguish your celestial face ; Tho ' beauties of inferior ray
( Like stars before the orb of day ) Turn pale and fade ; I check my lays , Admiring
...
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| Заглавие | Bell's Edition, Томове 81–82 Bell's Edition, John Hamilton Mortimer |
| Автор | John Bell |
| Илюстрации от | Thomas Stothard, John Hamilton Mortimer |
| Издател | J. Bell, 1797 |
| Оригиналът е от | Мичиганският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 1 мар 2006 |
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