The Works of the British Poets, Volumen7John & Arthur Arch; and for Bell & Bradfute, and J. Mundell & Company Edinburgh., 1795 - 1157 páginas |
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... fome paffages which deferve commendation . Few of the Scripture Pieces require particular criticifm ; and fome of them have been made public with very little credit to his reputation . " Parnell appears to me , " fays Goldsmith , " to ...
... fome paffages which deferve commendation . Few of the Scripture Pieces require particular criticifm ; and fome of them have been made public with very little credit to his reputation . " Parnell appears to me , " fays Goldsmith , " to ...
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... fome darts to ftir the cup , Where fack and fugar flow . Jocus took Comus ' rofy crown , And gayly wore the prize , And thrice , in mirth , he pufh'd him down , As thrice he ftrove to rife . Then Cupid fought the myrtle grove , Where ...
... fome darts to ftir the cup , Where fack and fugar flow . Jocus took Comus ' rofy crown , And gayly wore the prize , And thrice , in mirth , he pufh'd him down , As thrice he ftrove to rife . Then Cupid fought the myrtle grove , Where ...
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... fome transmute their shape In Edwin's wondering eyes . Till one at laft , that Robin hight , Renown'd for pinching ... fome are born , my fon , fhe cries , " With bafe impediments to rife , " And fome are born with none . " But virtue ...
... fome transmute their shape In Edwin's wondering eyes . Till one at laft , that Robin hight , Renown'd for pinching ... fome are born , my fon , fhe cries , " With bafe impediments to rife , " And fome are born with none . " But virtue ...
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... fome rich youth ( if nature warm his heart , And all his projects stand inform'd with art ) gods . The new machines , in names of ridicule , Mock the grave frenzy of the chemic fool . But know , ye fair , a point conceal'd with art ...
... fome rich youth ( if nature warm his heart , And all his projects stand inform'd with art ) gods . The new machines , in names of ridicule , Mock the grave frenzy of the chemic fool . But know , ye fair , a point conceal'd with art ...
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... fome from bough to bough delighted fly ; Some rife , and circling light to perch again ; A pleasing murmur hums along the plain . So , when a ftage invites to pageant fhews , ( If great and small are like ) appear the beaux ; In boxes fome ...
... fome from bough to bough delighted fly ; Some rife , and circling light to perch again ; A pleasing murmur hums along the plain . So , when a ftage invites to pageant fhews , ( If great and small are like ) appear the beaux ; In boxes fome ...
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The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and ..., Volumen7 Robert Anderson Vista de fragmentos - 1795 |
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