The Works of the English Poets, Volume 12J. D. Cornish, 1779 - 390 pages |
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... praise . Oh how I fee thee in foft fcenes of love , Renew those paffions he alone could move ! Here Cupid's charms are with new art expreft , And pale Eliza leaves her peaceful rest : B 2 Leaves Leaves her Elyfium , as if glad to live ...
... praise . Oh how I fee thee in foft fcenes of love , Renew those paffions he alone could move ! Here Cupid's charms are with new art expreft , And pale Eliza leaves her peaceful rest : B 2 Leaves Leaves her Elyfium , as if glad to live ...
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... praise nor incite your virtue . You are acquainted with the Roman history , and know without my information that patronage and clientship always defcended from the fathers to the fons , and that the fame plebeian houses had recourse to ...
... praise nor incite your virtue . You are acquainted with the Roman history , and know without my information that patronage and clientship always defcended from the fathers to the fons , and that the fame plebeian houses had recourse to ...
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... praise , but more the gift . 50 Befides two kids that in the valley stray'd , I found by chance , and to my fold convey'd . They drain two bagging udders every day ; And these shall be companions of thy play . Both fleck'd with white ...
... praise , but more the gift . 50 Befides two kids that in the valley stray'd , I found by chance , and to my fold convey'd . They drain two bagging udders every day ; And these shall be companions of thy play . Both fleck'd with white ...
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... praise , Unlabour'd harvests fhall the fields adorn , 25 30 And cluster'd grapes fhall blush on every thorn . The knotted oaks shall showers of honey weep , And through the matted grafs the liquid gold shall 35 creep . Yet , Yet , of ...
... praise , Unlabour'd harvests fhall the fields adorn , 25 30 And cluster'd grapes fhall blush on every thorn . The knotted oaks shall showers of honey weep , And through the matted grafs the liquid gold shall 35 creep . Yet , Yet , of ...
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... The nodding frame of heaven , and earth , and main See , to their base restor'd , earth , seas , and air , And joyful ages from behind , in crowding ranks ap- pear , Τα To fing thy praise , would heaven my breath pro PASTORAL 41 IV .
... The nodding frame of heaven , and earth , and main See , to their base restor'd , earth , seas , and air , And joyful ages from behind , in crowding ranks ap- pear , Τα To fing thy praise , would heaven my breath pro PASTORAL 41 IV .
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