The Works of the English Poets, Volumen12E. Cox, 1779 - 154 páginas |
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... Queen herself , the charming Queen fhould grace The noble piece , and in an artful place Soften war's horror with her lovely face . Who Who can omit the Queen's aufpicious fmile , The pride AN EPISTL E. 235.
... Queen herself , the charming Queen fhould grace The noble piece , and in an artful place Soften war's horror with her lovely face . Who Who can omit the Queen's aufpicious fmile , The pride AN EPISTL E. 235.
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... Queen's aufpicious fmile , The pride of the fair fex , the goddess of our isle ? Who can forget , what all admir'd of late , ; Her fears for him , her prudence for the state ? Difguifing cares , she smooth'd her looks with grace ...
... Queen's aufpicious fmile , The pride of the fair fex , the goddess of our isle ? Who can forget , what all admir'd of late , ; Her fears for him , her prudence for the state ? Difguifing cares , she smooth'd her looks with grace ...
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... Queen of Fopland is her royal style ; Fopland the greatest part of this great ifle ! Nature did ne'er fo equally divide of day , A female heart , ' twixt piety and pride : Her waiting - maids prevent the peep And , all in order , on her ...
... Queen of Fopland is her royal style ; Fopland the greatest part of this great ifle ! Nature did ne'er fo equally divide of day , A female heart , ' twixt piety and pride : Her waiting - maids prevent the peep And , all in order , on her ...
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... Queen of Night Relieves his luftre with a milder light : So when your beams do distant nations chear , The partner of your crown fhall mount the sphere , Able alone my empire to fuftain , And carry on the glories of thy reign ---- But ...
... Queen of Night Relieves his luftre with a milder light : So when your beams do distant nations chear , The partner of your crown fhall mount the sphere , Able alone my empire to fuftain , And carry on the glories of thy reign ---- But ...
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... Queen MARY . Ο --- we must an altar raise ; --- NCE more , my Muse , -- May it prove lasting , as Maria's praise ; And , the fong ended , be the fwan's thy doom ; Reft ever filent , as Maria's tomb . But whence shall we begin ? or ...
... Queen MARY . Ο --- we must an altar raise ; --- NCE more , my Muse , -- May it prove lasting , as Maria's praise ; And , the fong ended , be the fwan's thy doom ; Reft ever filent , as Maria's tomb . But whence shall we begin ? or ...
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