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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... o'er the grafs ; whom when he ' fpies , In wrath he to the gard'ner cries : What means yon peafant's daily toil , From choaking weeds to rid the foil ? Why Why wake you to the morning's care ? Why with The POETICAL The Butterfly and ...
... o'er the grafs ; whom when he ' fpies , In wrath he to the gard'ner cries : What means yon peafant's daily toil , From choaking weeds to rid the foil ? Why Why wake you to the morning's care ? Why with The POETICAL The Butterfly and ...
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... o'er a Will . Was't ever known , But could make the Will your own For when you read , ' tis with intent To find out meanings never meant . Since things are thus , fe defendendo , I bar fallacious innuendo . Sagacious PORTA's fkill could ...
... o'er a Will . Was't ever known , But could make the Will your own For when you read , ' tis with intent To find out meanings never meant . Since things are thus , fe defendendo , I bar fallacious innuendo . Sagacious PORTA's fkill could ...
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... o'er thy plains : ' Tis that alone thy wealth fupplies , And draws all EUROPE's envious eyes . Be commerce then thy fole defign ; Keep that , and all the world is thine . When naval traffic plows the main , Who fhares not in the ...
... o'er thy plains : ' Tis that alone thy wealth fupplies , And draws all EUROPE's envious eyes . Be commerce then thy fole defign ; Keep that , and all the world is thine . When naval traffic plows the main , Who fhares not in the ...
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... o'er the fmooth canalso godde He too must fly , and cope with thefeophy For this and nothing elfe would please : Oft thinking from the window's height , Three ftories down , to take his flight : He ftill was fomething loth to venture ...
... o'er the fmooth canalso godde He too must fly , and cope with thefeophy For this and nothing elfe would please : Oft thinking from the window's height , Three ftories down , to take his flight : He ftill was fomething loth to venture ...
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... never hope to gain ? Shall I , like man's imperial race In manners , cuftoms , fhape , and face , Expert in all ingenious tricks , To tumble , dance , and leap o'er sticks ; And ( Who know to footh and coaxe my betters , 26 The POETICAL.
... never hope to gain ? Shall I , like man's imperial race In manners , cuftoms , fhape , and face , Expert in all ingenious tricks , To tumble , dance , and leap o'er sticks ; And ( Who know to footh and coaxe my betters , 26 The POETICAL.
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