The Works of the English Poets: PriorH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... fenfe , but oftener none . For who conceives , what bards devife , That Heaven is plac'd in Celia's eyes ; Or where's the fenfe , direct and moral , That teeth are pearl , or lips are coral ? 395 Your Your Horace owns , he various writ ...
... fenfe , but oftener none . For who conceives , what bards devife , That Heaven is plac'd in Celia's eyes ; Or where's the fenfe , direct and moral , That teeth are pearl , or lips are coral ? 395 Your Your Horace owns , he various writ ...
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... fenfe like this , in vocal breath , Broke from his two - fold hedge of teeth . Now , if this phrase too harsh be thought ; Pope , tell the world , ' tis not my fault . Old Homer taught us thus to fpeak ; If ' tis not fenfe , at leaft ...
... fenfe like this , in vocal breath , Broke from his two - fold hedge of teeth . Now , if this phrase too harsh be thought ; Pope , tell the world , ' tis not my fault . Old Homer taught us thus to fpeak ; If ' tis not fenfe , at leaft ...
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... fenfe , 50 The angel's forecast and intelligence : Say from thefe glorious feeds what harvest flows ; Recount our bleffings , and compare our woes . In its true light let cleareft reason fee The man dragg'd out to act , and forc'd to be ...
... fenfe , 50 The angel's forecast and intelligence : Say from thefe glorious feeds what harvest flows ; Recount our bleffings , and compare our woes . In its true light let cleareft reason fee The man dragg'd out to act , and forc'd to be ...
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Cupid in Ambuſh Page | 29 |
Solomon A Poem in Three Books | 129 |
Power | 165 |
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