The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Volumen8John & Arthur Arch; and for Bell & Bradfute, and J. Mundell & Company Edinburgh, 1795 |
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... train a wife muft hope to hear . Thus while the fpoke , a fidelong glance fhe caft , Where Damian , kneeling , worshipp'd as she past . She faw him watch the motions of her eye , And fingled out a pear - tree planted nigh : ' Twas charg ...
... train a wife muft hope to hear . Thus while the fpoke , a fidelong glance fhe caft , Where Damian , kneeling , worshipp'd as she past . She faw him watch the motions of her eye , And fingled out a pear - tree planted nigh : ' Twas charg ...
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... train of kindred , friends , allies . All this thou fay'ft , and all thou fay'st are lies . On Jenkin too you caft a squinting eye : What ! can your ' prentice raife your jealoufy ? Fresh are his ruddy cheeks , his forehead fair , And ...
... train of kindred , friends , allies . All this thou fay'ft , and all thou fay'st are lies . On Jenkin too you caft a squinting eye : What ! can your ' prentice raife your jealoufy ? Fresh are his ruddy cheeks , his forehead fair , And ...
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... train , Fortune's tame fools , and flaves in every reign ! As when two winds with rival force contend , This way and that , the wavering fails they bend , While freezing Boreas and black Eurus blow , Now here , now there , the reeling ...
... train , Fortune's tame fools , and flaves in every reign ! As when two winds with rival force contend , This way and that , the wavering fails they bend , While freezing Boreas and black Eurus blow , Now here , now there , the reeling ...
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... train ; You who the cares of heaven and earth allay , Till nature quicken'd by th ' infpiring ray , Wakes to new vigour with the rifing day ; O thou who freeft me from my doubtful state , Long loft and wilder'd in the maze of fate ! Be ...
... train ; You who the cares of heaven and earth allay , Till nature quicken'd by th ' infpiring ray , Wakes to new vigour with the rifing day ; O thou who freeft me from my doubtful state , Long loft and wilder'd in the maze of fate ! Be ...
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... train ! Dear to the mufe ! to Harley dear - in vain ! For him , thou oft haft bid the world attend , Fond to forget the statefman in the friend ; For Swift and him , defpis'd the farce of fate , The fober follies of the wife and great ...
... train ! Dear to the mufe ! to Harley dear - in vain ! For him , thou oft haft bid the world attend , Fond to forget the statefman in the friend ; For Swift and him , defpis'd the farce of fate , The fober follies of the wife and great ...
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