A collection of poems, by several hands [ed. by R. Dodsley]. [2 other copies of vols. 5,6].1766 |
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... state ; And while each turn of paffion I pursue , Afk thy own heart if what I tell be true ? To the green margin of a lonely wood , Whofe pendent fhades o'erlook'd a filver flood , Young Damon came , unknowing were he ftray'd , Full of ...
... state ; And while each turn of paffion I pursue , Afk thy own heart if what I tell be true ? To the green margin of a lonely wood , Whofe pendent fhades o'erlook'd a filver flood , Young Damon came , unknowing were he ftray'd , Full of ...
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... state , Splendidly private , and the tranquil joy Of contemplation felt , while BLENHEIM's dome Triumphal , ever in his mind renew'd The mem'ry of his fame , and footh'd his thoughts With pleafing record of his glorious deeds . So by ...
... state , Splendidly private , and the tranquil joy Of contemplation felt , while BLENHEIM's dome Triumphal , ever in his mind renew'd The mem'ry of his fame , and footh'd his thoughts With pleafing record of his glorious deeds . So by ...
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... State : To Error mild , to Vice alone fevere , Seek not to spread the law of Love by Fear . The priest , who plagues the world , can never mend : No foe to Man was e'er to God a friend : * Dr. HOUGH , } Let Let reafon and let virtue ...
... State : To Error mild , to Vice alone fevere , Seek not to spread the law of Love by Fear . The priest , who plagues the world , can never mend : No foe to Man was e'er to God a friend : * Dr. HOUGH , } Let Let reafon and let virtue ...
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... state . Yet here the Mufes deign'd awhile to sport In the short fun - fhine of a fav'ring court : Here Boileau , ftrong in sense , and sharp in wit , Who from the ancients , like the ancients writ ; Permiflion gain'd inferior vice to ...
... state . Yet here the Mufes deign'd awhile to sport In the short fun - fhine of a fav'ring court : Here Boileau , ftrong in sense , and sharp in wit , Who from the ancients , like the ancients writ ; Permiflion gain'd inferior vice to ...
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... state around , From fultry Spain to Norway's icy bound ; Bids their loft rights , their ruin'd glories fee ; And tells me , Thefe , like England , once were Free . Το To Mr. POYNTZ , Ambaffador at the Congrefs of SOISSONS ( 30 )
... state around , From fultry Spain to Norway's icy bound ; Bids their loft rights , their ruin'd glories fee ; And tells me , Thefe , like England , once were Free . Το To Mr. POYNTZ , Ambaffador at the Congrefs of SOISSONS ( 30 )
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