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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... most unfit , Bare ribaldry , that poor pretence to wit ; Such nafeous fongs by a late author † made , Call an unwilling cenfure on his fhade . Not that warm thoughts of the transporting joy Cán fhock the chafteft , or the niceft cloy ...
... most unfit , Bare ribaldry , that poor pretence to wit ; Such nafeous fongs by a late author † made , Call an unwilling cenfure on his fhade . Not that warm thoughts of the transporting joy Cán fhock the chafteft , or the niceft cloy ...
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... most against my inclination . But , in all cafes , my Lord , you have an hereditary right to whatever may be called mine . Many of the following pieces were written by the command of your excellent father ; and most of the rest , under ...
... most against my inclination . But , in all cafes , my Lord , you have an hereditary right to whatever may be called mine . Many of the following pieces were written by the command of your excellent father ; and most of the rest , under ...
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... most pleafing are the mufe's lays To them who merit moft her praife ; Wherefore , for thee her ivory lyre she strings , And foars with rapture while the fings . 1 . Whether affairs of most important weight Require thy aiding hand , And ...
... most pleafing are the mufe's lays To them who merit moft her praife ; Wherefore , for thee her ivory lyre she strings , And foars with rapture while the fings . 1 . Whether affairs of most important weight Require thy aiding hand , And ...
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