“The” Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, by Robert AndersonArch, 1795 |
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... say he is my fwee heart , 1 Because he's always in my chamber , and I always take his part . So as the devil would have it , before I was aware , out I blunder'd , Parfon , faid I , can you caft a nativity , when a bo- dy's plunder'd ...
... say he is my fwee heart , 1 Because he's always in my chamber , and I always take his part . So as the devil would have it , before I was aware , out I blunder'd , Parfon , faid I , can you caft a nativity , when a bo- dy's plunder'd ...
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... Say what I am then , if you can , And find the rhyme , and you're the man . ANSWER . YOUR houfe of hair , and lady's hand , At first did put me to a stand . I have it now - ' tis plain enough --- Your hairy bufinefs is a muff . Your ...
... Say what I am then , if you can , And find the rhyme , and you're the man . ANSWER . YOUR houfe of hair , and lady's hand , At first did put me to a stand . I have it now - ' tis plain enough --- Your hairy bufinefs is a muff . Your ...
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... say ' t , Loves mifchief better than his meat ) Was now difpos'd to crack a jett , And bid friend Lewis * go in quest , ( This Lewis is a cunning shaver , And very much in Harley's favour ) Ir queft who might this parfon be , What was ...
... say ' t , Loves mifchief better than his meat ) Was now difpos'd to crack a jett , And bid friend Lewis * go in quest , ( This Lewis is a cunning shaver , And very much in Harley's favour ) Ir queft who might this parfon be , What was ...
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... say , he made a treacherous use Of wit , to flatter and feduce : The town would fwear , he had betray'd By magic fpells the harmless maid : And every beau would have his jokes , That scholars were like other folks ; And , when Platonic ...
... say , he made a treacherous use Of wit , to flatter and feduce : The town would fwear , he had betray'd By magic fpells the harmless maid : And every beau would have his jokes , That scholars were like other folks ; And , when Platonic ...
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... Say that the holidays are drawing nigh , And that to - morrow's fun begins the week , Which will abound with ftore of ale and cake , With hams of bacon , and with powder'd beef , Stuff'd to give field - itinerants relief . Then I , who ...
... Say that the holidays are drawing nigh , And that to - morrow's fun begins the week , Which will abound with ftore of ale and cake , With hams of bacon , and with powder'd beef , Stuff'd to give field - itinerants relief . Then I , who ...
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