The Works of the English Poets: PriorH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... turn their force ; And furbelow the plain difcourfe . Richard , quoth Mat , thefe words of thine Speak fomething fly , and fomething fine : But I fhall e'en refume my theme ; However thou may'ft praife or blame . As people marry now ...
... turn their force ; And furbelow the plain difcourfe . Richard , quoth Mat , thefe words of thine Speak fomething fly , and fomething fine : But I fhall e'en refume my theme ; However thou may'ft praife or blame . As people marry now ...
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... Perfia , Greece , fhe goes ; And takes the Romans in the close . Babel : But we ' ll defcant on general nature : This is a fyftem , not a fatire . 360 365 370 375 380 Turn Turn we this globe ; and let us fee How AL MA , CANTO II .
... Perfia , Greece , fhe goes ; And takes the Romans in the close . Babel : But we ' ll defcant on general nature : This is a fyftem , not a fatire . 360 365 370 375 380 Turn Turn we this globe ; and let us fee How AL MA , CANTO II .
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... turn the fcales ; And let the filent fanctuary fhow , What from the babbling schools we may not know , How Man may shun or bear his destin'd part of woe . What shall amend , or what abfolve , our fate ? Anxious we hover in a mediate ...
... turn the fcales ; And let the filent fanctuary fhow , What from the babbling schools we may not know , How Man may shun or bear his destin'd part of woe . What shall amend , or what abfolve , our fate ? Anxious we hover in a mediate ...
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Cupid in Ambuſh Page | 29 |
Solomon A Poem in Three Books | 129 |
Power | 165 |
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