The Works of the English Poets: PriorH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... plain . So you great authors have thought fit To make digreffion temper wit : When arguments too fiercely glare , You calm them with a milder air : To break their points , you turn their force ; And furbelow the plain difcourfe ...
... plain . So you great authors have thought fit To make digreffion temper wit : When arguments too fiercely glare , You calm them with a milder air : To break their points , you turn their force ; And furbelow the plain difcourfe ...
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... plain The hill , that hides his head above the skies , Shall fall ; the plain by flow degrees fhall rife Higher than erft had stood the summit - hill For Time muft Nature's great behest fulfil . Thus , by a length of years and change of ...
... plain The hill , that hides his head above the skies , Shall fall ; the plain by flow degrees fhall rife Higher than erft had stood the summit - hill For Time muft Nature's great behest fulfil . Thus , by a length of years and change of ...
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... plain , you may guess ' tis for One . Α Now CASE STATE D. [ OW how fhall I do with my love and my pride , Dear Dick * , give me counfel , if Friendship has any ; Pry'thee purge , or let blood ! furly Richard reply'd , And forget the ...
... plain , you may guess ' tis for One . Α Now CASE STATE D. [ OW how fhall I do with my love and my pride , Dear Dick * , give me counfel , if Friendship has any ; Pry'thee purge , or let blood ! furly Richard reply'd , And forget the ...
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Cupid in Ambuſh Page | 29 |
Solomon A Poem in Three Books | 129 |
Power | 165 |
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