“The” Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, by Robert AndersonArch, 1795 |
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... give . He did not grow rich by injuring his fucceffors , but left both Laracor and the Deanery more valuable than he found them . - With all this talk of his covetoufness and generofity , it should be remembered that he was never rich ...
... give . He did not grow rich by injuring his fucceffors , but left both Laracor and the Deanery more valuable than he found them . - With all this talk of his covetoufness and generofity , it should be remembered that he was never rich ...
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... give you fomething towards thy lofs ; and , says my Lady , fo will I. Oh but , faid I , what if , after all , the chaplain won't come to ? For that , he faid , ( an't please your Excellencies ) I muft petition you . The premifes ...
... give you fomething towards thy lofs ; and , says my Lady , fo will I. Oh but , faid I , what if , after all , the chaplain won't come to ? For that , he faid , ( an't please your Excellencies ) I muft petition you . The premifes ...
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... give you fomething towards thy lofs ; and , says my Lady , fo will I. Oh ! but , faid I , what if , after all , the chaplain won't come to ? For that , he faid , ( an't pleafe your Excellencies ) I muft petition you . The premifes ...
... give you fomething towards thy lofs ; and , says my Lady , fo will I. Oh ! but , faid I , what if , after all , the chaplain won't come to ? For that , he faid , ( an't pleafe your Excellencies ) I muft petition you . The premifes ...
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... give place to Pan : He values not the poet's praile , Nor will exchange his plums for bays . To Pan alone rich mifer's call ; And there's the jeft , for Pan is ALL . Here English wits will be to feek , Howe'er , ' tis all one in the ...
... give place to Pan : He values not the poet's praile , Nor will exchange his plums for bays . To Pan alone rich mifer's call ; And there's the jeft , for Pan is ALL . Here English wits will be to feek , Howe'er , ' tis all one in the ...
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... Give mortals neither heat nor light . Yet fome of either fex , endow'd With gifts fuperior to the crowd , With virtue , knowledge , taste , and wit , She condefcended to admit ; With pleafing arts fhe could reduce Men's talent's to ...
... Give mortals neither heat nor light . Yet fome of either fex , endow'd With gifts fuperior to the crowd , With virtue , knowledge , taste , and wit , She condefcended to admit ; With pleafing arts fhe could reduce Men's talent's to ...
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