The Poetical Preceptor: Or, a Collection of Select Pieces of Poetry; Extracted from the Works of the Most Eminent English Poets. ... And Calculated for the Use, Not Only of Schools, But of Private GentlemenPrinted only for S. Crowder, 1780 - 344 páginas |
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... ftill made her worse and worse , ' Tis ftrange to think how female wit So oft fhould make a lucky hit , When man , with all his high pretence To deeper judgment , founder fenfe , Will err , and measures falfe purfue- Tis very ftrange ...
... ftill made her worse and worse , ' Tis ftrange to think how female wit So oft fhould make a lucky hit , When man , with all his high pretence To deeper judgment , founder fenfe , Will err , and measures falfe purfue- Tis very ftrange ...
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... ftill ; Till , ftriking on the dang'rous fands , A - ground the fhatter'd veffel ftands . To fee the bungler thus diftreft , The very fishes fneer and jeft . Ev'n gudgeons join in ridicule , To mortify the meddling fool . The clam'rous ...
... ftill ; Till , ftriking on the dang'rous fands , A - ground the fhatter'd veffel ftands . To fee the bungler thus diftreft , The very fishes fneer and jeft . Ev'n gudgeons join in ridicule , To mortify the meddling fool . The clam'rous ...
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... blow . NEWMARKET fpeaks my grandfire's fame , All jockies ftill revere his name : There yearly are his triumphs told , There all his maffy plates enroll'd , Whene'er Whene'er led forth upon the plain , You faw him PRECEPTOR . 23.
... blow . NEWMARKET fpeaks my grandfire's fame , All jockies ftill revere his name : There yearly are his triumphs told , There all his maffy plates enroll'd , Whene'er Whene'er led forth upon the plain , You faw him PRECEPTOR . 23.
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... ftill was fomething loth to venture , Irbend As tending ftrongly to the center : And knowing that the leaft mistake Might coft a limb , perhaps his neck : Biweyond The cafe you'll own was fomething nice od omix2 He thought it beft to ...
... ftill was fomething loth to venture , Irbend As tending ftrongly to the center : And knowing that the leaft mistake Might coft a limb , perhaps his neck : Biweyond The cafe you'll own was fomething nice od omix2 He thought it beft to ...
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... ftill inclin'd . My friend , the privilege to rife Above the earth , and mount the fkies , Is glorious fure , and ' tis my fate To feel the want on't with regret ; A pris'ner to a cage confin'd , Tho ' wing'd and of the flying kind ...
... ftill inclin'd . My friend , the privilege to rife Above the earth , and mount the fkies , Is glorious fure , and ' tis my fate To feel the want on't with regret ; A pris'ner to a cage confin'd , Tho ' wing'd and of the flying kind ...
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