The Works of the English Poets: PriorH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... arms , For whom , difdaining me , fhe keeps her charms ? Fantastic tyrant of the amorous heart , How hard thy yoke ! how cruel is thy dart ! Thofe ' fcape thy anger , who refufe thy fway ; And thofe are punish'd most , who most obey ...
... arms , For whom , difdaining me , fhe keeps her charms ? Fantastic tyrant of the amorous heart , How hard thy yoke ! how cruel is thy dart ! Thofe ' fcape thy anger , who refufe thy fway ; And thofe are punish'd most , who most obey ...
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... arms or prayer unable to affwage Domestic horror ; and inteftine rage 750 Shall from the victor and the vanquifh'd fear , From Ifrael's arrow , and from Judah's fpear ; Shall caft his weary'd limbs on Jordan's flood , By brother's arms ...
... arms or prayer unable to affwage Domestic horror ; and inteftine rage 750 Shall from the victor and the vanquifh'd fear , From Ifrael's arrow , and from Judah's fpear ; Shall caft his weary'd limbs on Jordan's flood , By brother's arms ...
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... arms . XIX . Set by Mr. SMITH . SINCE we your husband daily fee So jealous out of season , Phillis , let you and I agree To make him so with reason . I'm vext to think , that every night A fot , within thy arms , Tafting the most divine ...
... arms . XIX . Set by Mr. SMITH . SINCE we your husband daily fee So jealous out of season , Phillis , let you and I agree To make him so with reason . I'm vext to think , that every night A fot , within thy arms , Tafting the most divine ...
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