The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Volumen4John & Arthur Arch; and for Bell & Bradfute, and J. Mundell & Company Edinburgh, 1795 |
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... grave divines ; and here Is nature's fecretary , the philofopher ; And wily ftatefmen , which teach how to tye The finews of a city's myftic body ; Here gathering chroniclers , and by them stand Gid y fantastic poets of each land ...
... grave divines ; and here Is nature's fecretary , the philofopher ; And wily ftatefmen , which teach how to tye The finews of a city's myftic body ; Here gathering chroniclers , and by them stand Gid y fantastic poets of each land ...
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... grave judge ; for Baftardy abounds not in kings ' titles , nor Simony and Sodomy in churchmen's lives , As these things do in him ; by these he thrives . Shortly ( as th ' fea ) he'll compafs all the land , From Scots to Wight , from ...
... grave judge ; for Baftardy abounds not in kings ' titles , nor Simony and Sodomy in churchmen's lives , As these things do in him ; by these he thrives . Shortly ( as th ' fea ) he'll compafs all the land , From Scots to Wight , from ...
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... grave whispering dove ; The fparrow , that neglects his life for love , The household bird with red ftomacher ; Thou mak'st the black bird speed as foon As doth the goldfinch or the halcyon ; The husband cock looks out , and strait is ...
... grave whispering dove ; The fparrow , that neglects his life for love , The household bird with red ftomacher ; Thou mak'st the black bird speed as foon As doth the goldfinch or the halcyon ; The husband cock looks out , and strait is ...
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... grave , but to a better state a cradle ; Till now thou wast but able To be what now thou art ; then that by thee No more be faid I may be , but I am , To - night put on perfection and a woman's name . VIII . [ lie , Ev'n like a faithful ...
... grave , but to a better state a cradle ; Till now thou wast but able To be what now thou art ; then that by thee No more be faid I may be , but I am , To - night put on perfection and a woman's name . VIII . [ lie , Ev'n like a faithful ...
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... graves , fouls from their graves remove . And then we fhall be th'roughly bleft , But now no more than all the rest . Here upon earth were kings , and none but we Can be fuch kings , nor of such subjects be . Who is fo fafe as we ...
... graves , fouls from their graves remove . And then we fhall be th'roughly bleft , But now no more than all the rest . Here upon earth were kings , and none but we Can be fuch kings , nor of such subjects be . Who is fo fafe as we ...
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