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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... play At fpan - counter , or blow - point , but fhall pay Toll to fome courtier ; and , wifer than all us , He knows what lady not painted . Thus He with home - meats cloys me . I belch , fpue , fpit , Look pale and fickly , like a ...
... play At fpan - counter , or blow - point , but fhall pay Toll to fome courtier ; and , wifer than all us , He knows what lady not painted . Thus He with home - meats cloys me . I belch , fpue , fpit , Look pale and fickly , like a ...
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... play's laft fcene ; here Heavens appoint Mine eyes did waste ? what griefs my heart did My pilgrimage's last mile ; and my race , rent ? That fufferance was my fin I now repent ; ' Cause I did fuffer , I muft fuffer pain . Idly yet ...
... play's laft fcene ; here Heavens appoint Mine eyes did waste ? what griefs my heart did My pilgrimage's last mile ; and my race , rent ? That fufferance was my fin I now repent ; ' Cause I did fuffer , I muft fuffer pain . Idly yet ...
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... play us ; compar'd to this All honour's mimic , all wealth alchymy . Thou , Sun ! art half as happy as we In that ... plays ; Her whom the country form'd , and whom the town ; Her who believes , and her who tries ; Her who ftill weeps ...
... play us ; compar'd to this All honour's mimic , all wealth alchymy . Thou , Sun ! art half as happy as we In that ... plays ; Her whom the country form'd , and whom the town ; Her who believes , and her who tries ; Her who ftill weeps ...
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... play , That loving wretch that fwears ' Tis not the bodies marry , but the minds , Which he in her angelic finds , Would fwear as juftly that he hears , In that day's rude hoarse minstrelfey the spheres . Hope not for mind in women ; at ...
... play , That loving wretch that fwears ' Tis not the bodies marry , but the minds , Which he in her angelic finds , Would fwear as juftly that he hears , In that day's rude hoarse minstrelfey the spheres . Hope not for mind in women ; at ...
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... play , Begging themselves they may betray . When thou wilt fwim in that live bath , Each fish , which every channel hath , Will amorously to thee fwim , Gladder to catch thee than thou him . If thou to be fo feen art loth By fun or moon ...
... play , Begging themselves they may betray . When thou wilt fwim in that live bath , Each fish , which every channel hath , Will amorously to thee fwim , Gladder to catch thee than thou him . If thou to be fo feen art loth By fun or moon ...
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