The Works of the English Poets, Volume 12E. Cox, 1779 - 154 pages |
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... state ; Whilft ( like the fea ) around loud difcords roar , Breaking their fury on the frighted fhore ; I And And England does like brave Vienna stand , Befieg'd by 220 HALIFAX'S POEM S. Ode on the Marriage of the Princess Anne and ...
... state ; Whilft ( like the fea ) around loud difcords roar , Breaking their fury on the frighted fhore ; I And And England does like brave Vienna stand , Befieg'd by 220 HALIFAX'S POEM S. Ode on the Marriage of the Princess Anne and ...
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... state , Should fondly court him to be base and great ; With even paffions , and with fettled face , He would remove the harlot's falfe embrace . Though all the storms and tempests should arife , That church - magicians in their cells ...
... state , Should fondly court him to be base and great ; With even paffions , and with fettled face , He would remove the harlot's falfe embrace . Though all the storms and tempests should arife , That church - magicians in their cells ...
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... state ? Difguifing cares , she smooth'd her looks with grace , Doubts in her heart , and pleasure in her face . As danger did approach , her fpirits rofe , And , putting on the king , dismay'd his foes . Now , all in joy , fhe gilds the ...
... state ? Difguifing cares , she smooth'd her looks with grace , Doubts in her heart , and pleasure in her face . As danger did approach , her fpirits rofe , And , putting on the king , dismay'd his foes . Now , all in joy , fhe gilds the ...
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... Mufe , Those wife refolves of Providence accufe , Which eas'd our Atlas of his glorious weight , Since ftronger Hercules fupports the state . R 3 England England no more fhall penfive thoughts employ On him the [ 215 ]
... Mufe , Those wife refolves of Providence accufe , Which eas'd our Atlas of his glorious weight , Since ftronger Hercules fupports the state . R 3 England England no more fhall penfive thoughts employ On him the [ 215 ]
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... state ; How daringly he tyranny withstood , And feal'd his country's freedom with his blood ; Then to the two illuftrious + brethren came , The glorious rivals of their father's fame ; And to the youth , whofe pregnant hopes out - ran ...
... state ; How daringly he tyranny withstood , And feal'd his country's freedom with his blood ; Then to the two illuftrious + brethren came , The glorious rivals of their father's fame ; And to the youth , whofe pregnant hopes out - ran ...
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