The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen2Gregg, 1969 |
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... live too faft , And cannot live too foon . Youth does a thousand pleasures bring Which from decrepid age will fly ; The flowers that flourish in the fpring , In winter's cold embraces die . Now love , that everlafting Boy , invites To ...
... live too faft , And cannot live too foon . Youth does a thousand pleasures bring Which from decrepid age will fly ; The flowers that flourish in the fpring , In winter's cold embraces die . Now love , that everlafting Boy , invites To ...
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... live craw - fith recommend ; I'd never doubt at court to make a friend . " Tis yet in vain , I own , to keep a pother About one vice , and fall into the other : Between excefs and famine lies a mean ; Plain , but not fordid ; tho ' not ...
... live craw - fith recommend ; I'd never doubt at court to make a friend . " Tis yet in vain , I own , to keep a pother About one vice , and fall into the other : Between excefs and famine lies a mean ; Plain , but not fordid ; tho ' not ...
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... live . Here let those reign , whom penfions can incite To vote a patriot black , a courtier white ; Explain their ... lives your own . To fuch , a groaning nation's fpoils are giv'n , When public crimes inflame the wrath of heav'n . But ...
... live . Here let those reign , whom penfions can incite To vote a patriot black , a courtier white ; Explain their ... lives your own . To fuch , a groaning nation's fpoils are giv'n , When public crimes inflame the wrath of heav'n . But ...
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