The Works of the English Poets: PriorH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... live ? Then let me fee great Venus chace Imperious anger from thy face ; Then let me hear thee fmiling fay , Thou , my dear , wert born to - day . N EPITA P H , extempore . OBLES and Heralds , by your leave , Here lies what once was ...
... live ? Then let me fee great Venus chace Imperious anger from thy face ; Then let me hear thee fmiling fay , Thou , my dear , wert born to - day . N EPITA P H , extempore . OBLES and Heralds , by your leave , Here lies what once was ...
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... live , and are ; But , ceafing once that care , withdrawn that power , They move ( alas ! ) and live , and are no more : Omnifcient Mafter , omni - prefent King , To thee , to thee , my last distress I bring . Thou , that canft ftill ...
... live , and are ; But , ceafing once that care , withdrawn that power , They move ( alas ! ) and live , and are no more : Omnifcient Mafter , omni - prefent King , To thee , to thee , my last distress I bring . Thou , that canft ftill ...
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... live , alas in want , Unlefs Sir Thomas fay , No , no ; Th ' allowance is too fcant . The gracious Knight full well does weet , Ten farthings ne'er will do To keep a man each day in meat , Some bread to meat is due . A Rechabite poor ...
... live , alas in want , Unlefs Sir Thomas fay , No , no ; Th ' allowance is too fcant . The gracious Knight full well does weet , Ten farthings ne'er will do To keep a man each day in meat , Some bread to meat is due . A Rechabite poor ...
Contenido
Cupid in Ambuſh Page | 29 |
Solomon A Poem in Three Books | 129 |
Power | 165 |
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Términos y frases comunes
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