The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Volumen3John & Arthur Arch; and for Bell & Bradfute, and J. Mundell & Company Edinburgh, 1795 - 1157 páginas |
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... night fore - running this most dreadful day , The French that all to jollity incline , Some fall to dancing , fome again to play , And fome are drinking to this great defign ; Eut all in pleasure spend the night away : The tents with ...
... night fore - running this most dreadful day , The French that all to jollity incline , Some fall to dancing , fome again to play , And fome are drinking to this great defign ; Eut all in pleasure spend the night away : The tents with ...
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... night had her black curtain spread , Low'ring that day had tarried up fo long , And that the morrow might lie long abed , She all the heav'n with dufky clouds had hung : Cynthia pluck'd in her newly - horned head Away to Weft , and ...
... night had her black curtain spread , Low'ring that day had tarried up fo long , And that the morrow might lie long abed , She all the heav'n with dufky clouds had hung : Cynthia pluck'd in her newly - horned head Away to Weft , and ...
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... night . If there be ghofts , their murther that bemoan , Let them approach me , and in piteous plight Howl , and about me with black tapers ftand , To lend a fad light to my fadder hand . IL . Each line fhall lead to fome one weeping ...
... night . If there be ghofts , their murther that bemoan , Let them approach me , and in piteous plight Howl , and about me with black tapers ftand , To lend a fad light to my fadder hand . IL . Each line fhall lead to fome one weeping ...
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... night . XXV . Whilft things were thus difaft'roufly decreed , Seditious libels every day were spred , ( By fuch as lik'd not of the violent deed ) That he by force should be delivered : Whether his wrong remorse in fome did breed , That ...
... night . XXV . Whilft things were thus difaft'roufly decreed , Seditious libels every day were spred , ( By fuch as lik'd not of the violent deed ) That he by force should be delivered : Whether his wrong remorse in fome did breed , That ...
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... night and day wag'd a continual war ; Under whose floor the common fewer pass'd , Up to the fame loathfome ftench that caft . XLII . The ominous raven often he doth hear , Whofe croaking him of following horror tells , Begetting ftrange ...
... night and day wag'd a continual war ; Under whose floor the common fewer pass'd , Up to the fame loathfome ftench that caft . XLII . The ominous raven often he doth hear , Whofe croaking him of following horror tells , Begetting ftrange ...
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