The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Volumen7John & Arthur Arch ... and for Bell & Bradfute and J. Mundell & Company Edinburgh, 1795 |
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... fair elm , he cry'd , alone should stand , No grapes would glow with gold , and tempt the hand ; Or if that vine without her elm should grow , ' Twould creep a poor neglected fhrub below . Be then , fair nymph , by these examples led ...
... fair elm , he cry'd , alone should stand , No grapes would glow with gold , and tempt the hand ; Or if that vine without her elm should grow , ' Twould creep a poor neglected fhrub below . Be then , fair nymph , by these examples led ...
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... fair , While the fun curl'd his beams and hung ' em for her hair . Her front like marble fmooth , like lilies white , Fair Cynthia lufter'd o'er with filver light ; Upon her cheeks Aurora roses fpread , And dy'd ' em in the morning's ...
... fair , While the fun curl'd his beams and hung ' em for her hair . Her front like marble fmooth , like lilies white , Fair Cynthia lufter'd o'er with filver light ; Upon her cheeks Aurora roses fpread , And dy'd ' em in the morning's ...
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... fair cryftal cafe . Not Venus far , the brightest of the sphere , Smiles fo ferene , or cafts a light so clear . O happy brother of this wondrous fair ! The best of fifters well deferves thy care ; Her fighing lovers , who in crowds ...
... fair cryftal cafe . Not Venus far , the brightest of the sphere , Smiles fo ferene , or cafts a light so clear . O happy brother of this wondrous fair ! The best of fifters well deferves thy care ; Her fighing lovers , who in crowds ...
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