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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... rife , Was found alone in focial life ; That mutual industry profefs'd , The various wants of man redrefs'd . The Cat , half famifh'd , lean and weak , Demands the privilege to speak . Well Pufs ( fays Man ) and what can you To benefit ...
... rife , Was found alone in focial life ; That mutual industry profefs'd , The various wants of man redrefs'd . The Cat , half famifh'd , lean and weak , Demands the privilege to speak . Well Pufs ( fays Man ) and what can you To benefit ...
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... rife from greater places . The manger now had all it's measure ; He heard the grinding teeth with pleasure : When all at once confufion rung ; They fnorted , joftled , bit , and flung . A Pack - horfe turn'd his head afide , Foaming ...
... rife from greater places . The manger now had all it's measure ; He heard the grinding teeth with pleasure : When all at once confufion rung ; They fnorted , joftled , bit , and flung . A Pack - horfe turn'd his head afide , Foaming ...
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... rife Above the earth and mount the fkies : The meaneft birds , and infects too , This feat with greatest ease can do . To that gay creature turn about That's beating on the pane without ; Ten days ago , perhaps but five , A worm , it ...
... rife Above the earth and mount the fkies : The meaneft birds , and infects too , This feat with greatest ease can do . To that gay creature turn about That's beating on the pane without ; Ten days ago , perhaps but five , A worm , it ...
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... 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 . With you the cafe is not the fame , You're quite ...
... 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 . With you the cafe is not the fame , You're quite ...
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... rife . V. Confufion dwelt in every face , And fear in every heart ; . When waves on waves , and gulphs or gulphs O'er - came the pilot's art .. VI .. Yet then from all my griefs , O Lord , Thy mercy fet me free , Whilft in the ...
... rife . V. Confufion dwelt in every face , And fear in every heart ; . When waves on waves , and gulphs or gulphs O'er - came the pilot's art .. VI .. Yet then from all my griefs , O Lord , Thy mercy fet me free , Whilft in the ...
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