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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... wood fecure he lay , The thefts of night regal'd the day . In vain the fhepherd's wakeful care Had fpread the toils , and watch'd the fnare : In vain the dog purfu'd his pace , The fleeter robber mock'd the chace . As Lightfoot rang'd ...
... wood fecure he lay , The thefts of night regal'd the day . In vain the fhepherd's wakeful care Had fpread the toils , and watch'd the fnare : In vain the dog purfu'd his pace , The fleeter robber mock'd the chace . As Lightfoot rang'd ...
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... wood ; Behind her ran an infant train , Collecting here and there a grain . Draw near , my birds , the mother cries , This hill delicious fare fupplies ; Behold the bufy Negroe race , See , millions blacken all the place ! Fear not ...
... wood ; Behind her ran an infant train , Collecting here and there a grain . Draw near , my birds , the mother cries , This hill delicious fare fupplies ; Behold the bufy Negroe race , See , millions blacken all the place ! Fear not ...
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... wood . The beafts , with admiration , ftare , And think him a prodigious bear . Were any common booty got , ' Twas his each portion to allot : For why , he found there might be picking , Ev'n in the carving of a chicken . Intruding thus ...
... wood . The beafts , with admiration , ftare , And think him a prodigious bear . Were any common booty got , ' Twas his each portion to allot : For why , he found there might be picking , Ev'n in the carving of a chicken . Intruding thus ...
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... wood - nymphs ftarted at the fight ; The Mufes drop the learned lyre , And to their inmoft fhades retire . Howe'er the youth , with forward air , Bows to the fage , and mounts the car , The lafh refounds , the courfers fpring , The ...
... wood - nymphs ftarted at the fight ; The Mufes drop the learned lyre , And to their inmoft fhades retire . Howe'er the youth , with forward air , Bows to the fage , and mounts the car , The lafh refounds , the courfers fpring , The ...
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... wood S two young bears in wanton mood , Came where th ' induftrious Bees had ftor'd In artful cells their luscious hoard ; O'erjoy'd they feiz'd with eager hafte Luxurious on the rich repaft . Alarm'd at this the little crew About their ...
... wood S two young bears in wanton mood , Came where th ' induftrious Bees had ftor'd In artful cells their luscious hoard ; O'erjoy'd they feiz'd with eager hafte Luxurious on the rich repaft . Alarm'd at this the little crew About their ...
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