“The” Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, by Robert AndersonArch, 1795 |
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... beneath my shoes , er coxcomb nor fear it . Yet one thing vexes me , I own , Thou forry scare - crow of skin and bone ; To be call'd lean by a skeleton , who'd bear it ? ' Tis true indeed to curry friends , You seem to praise , to make ...
... beneath my shoes , er coxcomb nor fear it . Yet one thing vexes me , I own , Thou forry scare - crow of skin and bone ; To be call'd lean by a skeleton , who'd bear it ? ' Tis true indeed to curry friends , You seem to praise , to make ...
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... beneath his fubject waves ; For long the whirling winds and beating tides Had fcoop'd a vault into its nether fides . Now yields the bafe , the fummits nod , now urge Their headlong courfe , and lafh the founding furge . Not louder ...
... beneath his fubject waves ; For long the whirling winds and beating tides Had fcoop'd a vault into its nether fides . Now yields the bafe , the fummits nod , now urge Their headlong courfe , and lafh the founding furge . Not louder ...
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... beneath your roof . RICHMOND - LODGE . The kingly prophet well evinces , That we should put no truft in princes : My royal mafter promis'd me To raife me to a high degree ; But he's now grown a king , God wot , I fear I fhall be foon ...
... beneath your roof . RICHMOND - LODGE . The kingly prophet well evinces , That we should put no truft in princes : My royal mafter promis'd me To raife me to a high degree ; But he's now grown a king , God wot , I fear I fhall be foon ...
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... beneath The fair profufion , yellow Autumn fpies . If , brush'd from Ruffian wilds , a cutting gale Rife not , and featter from his humid wings The clammy mildew ; or , dry - blowing , breathe Untimely froft ; before whole baleful blaft ...
... beneath The fair profufion , yellow Autumn fpies . If , brush'd from Ruffian wilds , a cutting gale Rife not , and featter from his humid wings The clammy mildew ; or , dry - blowing , breathe Untimely froft ; before whole baleful blaft ...
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... beneath the cruel hands , Ev'n of the clown he feeds ? and that , perhaps , To fwell the riot of th ' autumnal feast , Won by his labour ? Thus the feeling heart Would tenderly fuggeft : but ' tis enough , In this late age , adventurous ...
... beneath the cruel hands , Ev'n of the clown he feeds ? and that , perhaps , To fwell the riot of th ' autumnal feast , Won by his labour ? Thus the feeling heart Would tenderly fuggeft : but ' tis enough , In this late age , adventurous ...
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