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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... Hope of a future State The Unreafonablenefs of our Complaints againft Pro- vidence Order and Subordination prevail through all the Works . of God , which form one entire Whole The different Offices of Reafon and Self - Love On the ...
... Hope of a future State The Unreafonablenefs of our Complaints againft Pro- vidence Order and Subordination prevail through all the Works . of God , which form one entire Whole The different Offices of Reafon and Self - Love On the ...
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... , He faw that all refpect and duty- Were paid to wealth , to power , and beauty .. Once more , he cries , accept my prayer ; Make my lov'd progeny thy care . Let Let my first hope , my fav'rite boy , All 10 The POETICAL.
... , He faw that all refpect and duty- Were paid to wealth , to power , and beauty .. Once more , he cries , accept my prayer ; Make my lov'd progeny thy care . Let Let my first hope , my fav'rite boy , All 10 The POETICAL.
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... hope , my fav'rite boy , All fortune's richeft gifts enjoy . My next with ftrong ambition fire : May favour teach him to afpire ; Till he the step of pow'r afcend , And courtiers to their idol bend . With ev'y grace , with ev'ry charm ...
... hope , my fav'rite boy , All fortune's richeft gifts enjoy . My next with ftrong ambition fire : May favour teach him to afpire ; Till he the step of pow'r afcend , And courtiers to their idol bend . With ev'y grace , with ev'ry charm ...
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... hope ; He tries his ftrength before the race , And never feeks his own difgrace ; He knows the compafs , fail and oar , Or never launches from the shore Before he builds , computes the coft , And in no proud purfuit is loft : He learns ...
... hope ; He tries his ftrength before the race , And never feeks his own difgrace ; He knows the compafs , fail and oar , Or never launches from the shore Before he builds , computes the coft , And in no proud purfuit is loft : He learns ...
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... hope ; I traverse all the house , and play My tricks and gambols every day : Oft with my mistress in a chair I ride abroad to take the air ; Make vifits with her , walk at large , A maid or footman's conftant charge . Yet this is ...
... hope ; I traverse all the house , and play My tricks and gambols every day : Oft with my mistress in a chair I ride abroad to take the air ; Make vifits with her , walk at large , A maid or footman's conftant charge . Yet this is ...
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