A Collection of Poems: In Six Volumes, Том 4J. Hughs, 1765 |
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... never , never must return . XIV . Perhaps év'n you what most I wish oppose , And in the Roman all the lover lofe : I'm a Numidian , and your foul difdains To bear th ' inglorious weight of foreign chains . XV . Can any climate then fo ...
... never , never must return . XIV . Perhaps év'n you what most I wish oppose , And in the Roman all the lover lofe : I'm a Numidian , and your foul difdains To bear th ' inglorious weight of foreign chains . XV . Can any climate then fo ...
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... never gave one parting throb for me . XXX . At every step you should have turn'd your eye , Dropt a regretful tear , and heav'd a figh ; The nature of the grace I fhew'd was such , You not deferv'd it , if it pleas'd too much . XXXI . A ...
... never gave one parting throb for me . XXX . At every step you should have turn'd your eye , Dropt a regretful tear , and heav'd a figh ; The nature of the grace I fhew'd was such , You not deferv'd it , if it pleas'd too much . XXXI . A ...
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In Six Volumes. This double marriage for her country's good , I told him never would be understood , And that ye all would fay , ' twas flesh and blood . Had Carthage only been in madam's head , Her champion never had been in her bed ...
In Six Volumes. This double marriage for her country's good , I told him never would be understood , And that ye all would fay , ' twas flesh and blood . Had Carthage only been in madam's head , Her champion never had been in her bed ...
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... never can oppose What Love fuggefts , and Gratitude avows : The warm dear raptures which thy bofom move , ' Tis virtue to indulge , and wisdom to improve : For think how few the joys allow'd by Fate , How mix'd the cup , how fhort their ...
... never can oppose What Love fuggefts , and Gratitude avows : The warm dear raptures which thy bofom move , ' Tis virtue to indulge , and wisdom to improve : For think how few the joys allow'd by Fate , How mix'd the cup , how fhort their ...
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... never - fading roses round . And now my bold romantic thought afpires To hear the echo of celeftial lyres ; Then catch fome found to bear delighted home , And boast I learnt the verse at Virgil's tomb ; Or ftretch'd beneath thy myrtle's ...
... never - fading roses round . And now my bold romantic thought afpires To hear the echo of celeftial lyres ; Then catch fome found to bear delighted home , And boast I learnt the verse at Virgil's tomb ; Or ftretch'd beneath thy myrtle's ...
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