The Works of the English Poets, Volume 56J. Rivington, 1779 - 371 pages |
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... heavens with what grace fhe " " mov'd ! " Who could have feen her then , and not have lov'd . ? " I ftrove not to refift fo fweet a flame , " But gloried in a happy captive's name ; " Nor would I now , could Love permit , be free ...
... heavens with what grace fhe " " mov'd ! " Who could have feen her then , and not have lov'd . ? " I ftrove not to refift fo fweet a flame , " But gloried in a happy captive's name ; " Nor would I now , could Love permit , be free ...
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... heavenly fair " Enjoys the fragrance of the breezy air- " Ah , thither let me fly with eager feet ; " Adieu , my pipe ; I go my love to meet- " O , may I find her as we parted last , " And may each future hour be like the past ! " So ...
... heavenly fair " Enjoys the fragrance of the breezy air- " Ah , thither let me fly with eager feet ; " Adieu , my pipe ; I go my love to meet- " O , may I find her as we parted last , " And may each future hour be like the past ! " So ...
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... , With every fmile of Nature grac'd , With every art complete . E 3 III . But III . But now , fweet Bard , thy heavenly ON G. Verses written at Mr Pope's House at Twicken- ham, which he had lent to Mrs Greville Auguft, 1735.
... , With every fmile of Nature grac'd , With every art complete . E 3 III . But III . But now , fweet Bard , thy heavenly ON G. Verses written at Mr Pope's House at Twicken- ham, which he had lent to Mrs Greville Auguft, 1735.
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... heavenly song Enchants us here no more ; Their darling glory loft too long Thy once - lov'd shades deplore . IV . Yet ftill , for beauteous Greville's fake , The Mufes here remain ; Greville , whofe eyes have power to make A Pope of ...
... heavenly song Enchants us here no more ; Their darling glory loft too long Thy once - lov'd shades deplore . IV . Yet ftill , for beauteous Greville's fake , The Mufes here remain ; Greville , whofe eyes have power to make A Pope of ...
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... heavenly charms , At once to justify and pay The pain I feel from this delay . TO THE SAME . I. Teafe my troubled mind of anxious care ,. Last night the fecret cafket I explor'd , Where all the letters of my absent fair ( His richest ...
... heavenly charms , At once to justify and pay The pain I feel from this delay . TO THE SAME . I. Teafe my troubled mind of anxious care ,. Last night the fecret cafket I explor'd , Where all the letters of my absent fair ( His richest ...
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