The Works of the English Poets: PriorH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... King , the friend replies . The King , for Judah's and for wifdom's curfe , To Abra yields : could I or thou do worse ? Our loofer lives let chance or folly steer , If thus the prudent and determin'd err . 760 765 Let Dinah bind with ...
... King , the friend replies . The King , for Judah's and for wifdom's curfe , To Abra yields : could I or thou do worse ? Our loofer lives let chance or folly steer , If thus the prudent and determin'd err . 760 765 Let Dinah bind with ...
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... King . nod ; Into myself my Reason's eye I turn'd ; And , as I much reflected , much I mourn'd . A mighty King I am , an earthly God ; Nations obey my word , and wait I raise or fink , imprison or fet free ; And life or death depends on ...
... King . nod ; Into myself my Reason's eye I turn'd ; And , as I much reflected , much I mourn'd . A mighty King I am , an earthly God ; Nations obey my word , and wait I raise or fink , imprison or fet free ; And life or death depends on ...
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... king ? What is a king ? -a man condemn'd to bear The public burden of the nation's care ; Now crown'd fome angry faction to appease ; Now falls a victim to the people's cafe ; From the first blooming of his ill - taught youth , Nourish ...
... king ? What is a king ? -a man condemn'd to bear The public burden of the nation's care ; Now crown'd fome angry faction to appease ; Now falls a victim to the people's cafe ; From the first blooming of his ill - taught youth , Nourish ...
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Cupid in Ambuſh Page | 29 |
Solomon A Poem in Three Books | 129 |
Power | 165 |
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