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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... wife King , and an impartial Judge , inftanced in the Conduct of Henry V. and Lord Chief Juftice Gafcoigne The Vanity of Power , and the Mifery of Kings ; a Dialogue between Scroop and Richard II . The Upbraidings of a Father , and the ...
... wife King , and an impartial Judge , inftanced in the Conduct of Henry V. and Lord Chief Juftice Gafcoigne The Vanity of Power , and the Mifery of Kings ; a Dialogue between Scroop and Richard II . The Upbraidings of a Father , and the ...
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... wife ; In vain you fweeten the difcourse , He thinks you call him FooL , or worse . You paint his character , and try If he will own it , and apply ; Without a name reprove and warn ; Here none are hurt , and all may learn : This too ...
... wife ; In vain you fweeten the difcourse , He thinks you call him FooL , or worse . You paint his character , and try If he will own it , and apply ; Without a name reprove and warn ; Here none are hurt , and all may learn : This too ...
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... wife ; If they enjoy the fweets , ' tis plain We Geefe muft feel a tyrant reign . What havock now fhall thin our race , When ev'ry petty clerk in place , To prove his tafte , and feem polite , Will feed on Geefe both noon and night ...
... wife ; If they enjoy the fweets , ' tis plain We Geefe muft feel a tyrant reign . What havock now fhall thin our race , When ev'ry petty clerk in place , To prove his tafte , and feem polite , Will feed on Geefe both noon and night ...
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... wife . How weak is pride ! returns the fire ; All fools are vain , when fools admire : But know , what ftupid affes prize , Lions and noble beafts defpife . The BUTTERFLY and SNAIL . A FABLE . [ GAY . ] LL upftarts , infolent in place ...
... wife . How weak is pride ! returns the fire ; All fools are vain , when fools admire : But know , what ftupid affes prize , Lions and noble beafts defpife . The BUTTERFLY and SNAIL . A FABLE . [ GAY . ] LL upftarts , infolent in place ...
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... wife . His prayer was heard .. Jove wonder'd at his bold addreffing : For how precarious is the bleffing ! A wife he takes . And now for heirs Again he wearies heav'n with prayers . Jove nods affent . Two hopeful boys And a fine girl ...
... wife . His prayer was heard .. Jove wonder'd at his bold addreffing : For how precarious is the bleffing ! A wife he takes . And now for heirs Again he wearies heav'n with prayers . Jove nods affent . Two hopeful boys And a fine girl ...
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