“The” Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, by Robert AndersonArch, 1795 |
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... foul , he's the fon of a BEECH . Some call him a Thorn , the curfe of the nation , As Thorns were defign'd to be from the creation . Some think him cut out from the poisonous Yew , Beneath whofe ill fhade no plant ever grew . Some fay ...
... foul , he's the fon of a BEECH . Some call him a Thorn , the curfe of the nation , As Thorns were defign'd to be from the creation . Some think him cut out from the poisonous Yew , Beneath whofe ill fhade no plant ever grew . Some fay ...
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... foul the man he chiefly flatters . Whence come thefe inconfiftent fits ? R. Why , Tom , the man has lost his wits ... foul , Like his body , rank and foul ; Hence that wild fufpicious peep , Like a rogue that fteals a fheep ; Hence he ...
... foul the man he chiefly flatters . Whence come thefe inconfiftent fits ? R. Why , Tom , the man has lost his wits ... foul , Like his body , rank and foul ; Hence that wild fufpicious peep , Like a rogue that fteals a fheep ; Hence he ...
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... foul bofom more rancour contains ; Say then more than they ; nay , lavifhly flatter , " Tis your grofs panegyrics alone can befpatter : For thine , my dear Dick , give me leave to speak plain , Like a very foul mop , dirty more than ...
... foul bofom more rancour contains ; Say then more than they ; nay , lavifhly flatter , " Tis your grofs panegyrics alone can befpatter : For thine , my dear Dick , give me leave to speak plain , Like a very foul mop , dirty more than ...
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... foul bofom more rancour contains ; Say then more than they ; nay , lavishly flatter , " Tis your grofs panegyrics alone can bespatter : For thine , my dear Dick , give me leave to speak plain , Like a very foul mop , dirty more than ...
... foul bofom more rancour contains ; Say then more than they ; nay , lavishly flatter , " Tis your grofs panegyrics alone can bespatter : For thine , my dear Dick , give me leave to speak plain , Like a very foul mop , dirty more than ...
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... foul fball take its flight , Though poets have the fecond fight , They fhall not fee a trail of light . Nor fhall the vapours upward rife . Nor a new far adorn the skies : For who can hope to place one there , As glorious as Belinda's ...
... foul fball take its flight , Though poets have the fecond fight , They fhall not fee a trail of light . Nor fhall the vapours upward rife . Nor a new far adorn the skies : For who can hope to place one there , As glorious as Belinda's ...
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