The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen2Gregg, 1969 |
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... thofe fongs that are written in praise of a country life , or on contentment and happiness . Those on rural life are generally defcriptive , and have few other beauties but what arife from their fitnefs to the subject ; but thofe on ...
... thofe fongs that are written in praise of a country life , or on contentment and happiness . Those on rural life are generally defcriptive , and have few other beauties but what arife from their fitnefs to the subject ; but thofe on ...
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... thofe lips prophane the name of king . For our return we truft the heav'nly pow`rs ; Be that their care , to fight like men be ours . But grant the hoft with wealth the gen'ral load , Except detraction , what haft thou bestow'd ...
... thofe lips prophane the name of king . For our return we truft the heav'nly pow`rs ; Be that their care , to fight like men be ours . But grant the hoft with wealth the gen'ral load , Except detraction , what haft thou bestow'd ...
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... thofe amiable characters who win mankind by their virtue , good fenfe , and graceful deportment , will infenfibly polish his own manners , and in time become a fine gentleman . FINIS . N. B. As fome knowledge of APOLOGUE , or the fables ...
... thofe amiable characters who win mankind by their virtue , good fenfe , and graceful deportment , will infenfibly polish his own manners , and in time become a fine gentleman . FINIS . N. B. As fome knowledge of APOLOGUE , or the fables ...
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