The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Volumen13John & Arthur Arch; and for Bell & Bradfute, and J. Mundell & Company Edinburgh, 1795 |
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... leave to pay a debt of gratitude to one , who , your own exalted worth attracts the admiration , I dare fay , is as highly thought of by all lovers of and I may say the love of all virtuous and diftin - polite learning as by myself , I ...
... leave to pay a debt of gratitude to one , who , your own exalted worth attracts the admiration , I dare fay , is as highly thought of by all lovers of and I may say the love of all virtuous and diftin - polite learning as by myself , I ...
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... leave us in no doubt concerning his country : 3. Of bis quality , from his writings . we are not to infer from thence he was never rich , or , if he was always poor , that is no argu- ment against his being of a good family ; nor is the ...
... leave us in no doubt concerning his country : 3. Of bis quality , from his writings . we are not to infer from thence he was never rich , or , if he was always poor , that is no argu- ment against his being of a good family ; nor is the ...
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... leave , A wound immortal fhall that man receive ; His houfe's honour daily fhall decline : Fair flourish fhall the juft from line to line . O ! Perfes , foolish Perfes , bow thine ear To the good counfels of a foul fincere . To ...
... leave , A wound immortal fhall that man receive ; His houfe's honour daily fhall decline : Fair flourish fhall the juft from line to line . O ! Perfes , foolish Perfes , bow thine ear To the good counfels of a foul fincere . To ...
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... leave to diffent from him . The poet here tice , obtains , that the public fhould fuffer for the fays , with the greateft folemnity , " 6 may I nor crimes of their rulers , which they diflike and con- mine be juft , if to be so is to be ...
... leave to diffent from him . The poet here tice , obtains , that the public fhould fuffer for the fays , with the greateft folemnity , " 6 may I nor crimes of their rulers , which they diflike and con- mine be juft , if to be so is to be ...
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... leave the work , and break the plough : These , and your labour shail the better thrive , Let a good ploughman , year'd to forty , drive ; And fee the careful hufbandman be fed With plenteous morfes , end of wholefome broad : The flave ...
... leave the work , and break the plough : These , and your labour shail the better thrive , Let a good ploughman , year'd to forty , drive ; And fee the careful hufbandman be fed With plenteous morfes , end of wholefome broad : The flave ...
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