The Works of the English Poets: PriorH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... faid the feaft was ferv'd ; the bowl was crown'd ; To the King's pleasure went the mirthful round . The women came as cuftom wills , they paft : On one ( O that distinguish'd one ! ) I cast The favourite glance ! O ! yet my mind retains ...
... faid the feaft was ferv'd ; the bowl was crown'd ; To the King's pleasure went the mirthful round . The women came as cuftom wills , they paft : On one ( O that distinguish'd one ! ) I cast The favourite glance ! O ! yet my mind retains ...
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... faid . Now in my heart behold thy poniard stain'd ; Take the fad life which I have long disdain'd ; End , in a dying Virgin's wretched fate , Thy ill - ftarr'd paffion and my ftedfaft hate : For , long as blood informs these circling ...
... faid . Now in my heart behold thy poniard stain'd ; Take the fad life which I have long disdain'd ; End , in a dying Virgin's wretched fate , Thy ill - ftarr'd paffion and my ftedfaft hate : For , long as blood informs these circling ...
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Samuel Johnson. Once more , I faid , once more I will enquire , What is this little , agile , pervious fire , This fluttering motion , which we call the Mind ? How ... faid ; -and inftant bad the Priests prepare The BOOK III . POWER . 187.
Samuel Johnson. Once more , I faid , once more I will enquire , What is this little , agile , pervious fire , This fluttering motion , which we call the Mind ? How ... faid ; -and inftant bad the Priests prepare The BOOK III . POWER . 187.
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Solomon A Poem in Three Books | 129 |
Power | 165 |
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