The Works of the English Poets: PriorH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... true ; but we ' ll proceed . And , Sir , at prefent would you please To leave your name Fair maiden , yes . Reach me that board . No fooner spoke But done . With one judicious stroke , On the plain ground Apelles drew A circle regularly ...
... true ; but we ' ll proceed . And , Sir , at prefent would you please To leave your name Fair maiden , yes . Reach me that board . No fooner spoke But done . With one judicious stroke , On the plain ground Apelles drew A circle regularly ...
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... True to our own o'erbearing pride , And falfe to all the world befide . That old philofopher grew cross , Who could not tell what motion was : Because he walk'd against his will , 340 He fac'd men down , that he stood still . And he who ...
... True to our own o'erbearing pride , And falfe to all the world befide . That old philofopher grew cross , Who could not tell what motion was : Because he walk'd against his will , 340 He fac'd men down , that he stood still . And he who ...
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... True ftill have bark'd . But envious Fate has claim'd its due , Here lies the mortal part of True ; His deathlefs virtues muft furvive , To better us that are alive . His prudence and his wit were feen In that , from Mary's grace and ...
... True ftill have bark'd . But envious Fate has claim'd its due , Here lies the mortal part of True ; His deathlefs virtues muft furvive , To better us that are alive . His prudence and his wit were feen In that , from Mary's grace and ...
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Cupid in Ambuſh Page | 29 |
Solomon A Poem in Three Books | 129 |
Power | 165 |
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