The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Volumen6John & Arthur Arch; and for Bell & Bradfute, and J. Mundell & Company Edinburgh, 1795 - 1157 páginas |
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... fafe crifis authorize their fkill . Nor could his acts too clofe a vizard wear , To ' fcape their eyes whom guilt had taught to fear , And guard with caution that polluted neft , Whence Legion twice before was difpoffeft : Once facred ...
... fafe crifis authorize their fkill . Nor could his acts too clofe a vizard wear , To ' fcape their eyes whom guilt had taught to fear , And guard with caution that polluted neft , Whence Legion twice before was difpoffeft : Once facred ...
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... fafe are all things which our king protects . From your lov'd Thames a blefling yet is due , Second alone to that it brought in you ; A queen , near whofe chafte womb , ordain'd by The fouls of kings unborn for bodies wait . It was your ...
... fafe are all things which our king protects . From your lov'd Thames a blefling yet is due , Second alone to that it brought in you ; A queen , near whofe chafte womb , ordain'd by The fouls of kings unborn for bodies wait . It was your ...
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... fafe are all things which our king protects . | From your lov'd Thames a bleffing yet is due , Second alone to that it brought in you ; [ fate , A queen , near whofe chafte womb , ordain'd by The fouls of kings unborn for bodies wait ...
... fafe are all things which our king protects . | From your lov'd Thames a bleffing yet is due , Second alone to that it brought in you ; [ fate , A queen , near whofe chafte womb , ordain'd by The fouls of kings unborn for bodies wait ...
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... fafe in numbers cuff the noble bird . LXXXVIII . Among the Dutch thus Albemarle did fare : He could not conquer , and difdain'd to fly ; Paft hope of falety , ' twas his latest care , Like falling Cefar , decently to die . LXXXIX . Yet ...
... fafe in numbers cuff the noble bird . LXXXVIII . Among the Dutch thus Albemarle did fare : He could not conquer , and difdain'd to fly ; Paft hope of falety , ' twas his latest care , Like falling Cefar , decently to die . LXXXIX . Yet ...
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... fafe is treafon , and how facred ill , Where none can fin against the people's will ! Where crowds can wink , and no offence be known , Since in another's guilt they find their own ? Yet fame delerv'd no enemy can grudge ; The statesman ...
... fafe is treafon , and how facred ill , Where none can fin against the people's will ! Where crowds can wink , and no offence be known , Since in another's guilt they find their own ? Yet fame delerv'd no enemy can grudge ; The statesman ...
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