The Works of the English Poets, Volume 20J. Nichols, 1779 - 432 pages |
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... holy drones o'er dying tapers fnore ,. Still Naffau's arms a foft repofe deny , Keep me awake , and follow where I fly . I 150 155 160 165 170 The Since The peals of Naffau's arms thefe eyes unclofe , Mine THE DISPENSARY . CANTO I. 25.
... holy drones o'er dying tapers fnore ,. Still Naffau's arms a foft repofe deny , Keep me awake , and follow where I fly . I 150 155 160 165 170 The Since The peals of Naffau's arms thefe eyes unclofe , Mine THE DISPENSARY . CANTO I. 25.
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... loves his friend . Like Leda's radiant fons divinely clear , Portland and Jerfey deck'd in rays appear , To gild by turns the Gallic hemifphere . Worth Thus fhe - Mankind are bleft , they riot still 30 GARTH'S POEMS .
... loves his friend . Like Leda's radiant fons divinely clear , Portland and Jerfey deck'd in rays appear , To gild by turns the Gallic hemifphere . Worth Thus fhe - Mankind are bleft , they riot still 30 GARTH'S POEMS .
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... still Unbounded in exorbitance of ill . By devastation the rough warrior gains , And farmers fatten moft when famine reigns ; For fickly feasons the phyficians wait , And politicians thrive in broils of ftate ; The Lover ' s easy when ...
... still Unbounded in exorbitance of ill . By devastation the rough warrior gains , And farmers fatten moft when famine reigns ; For fickly feasons the phyficians wait , And politicians thrive in broils of ftate ; The Lover ' s easy when ...
Page 42
... still maintain'd their sway , And intereft then had bid us but obey ; This only emulation we had known , 145 Who beft could fill his purse , and thin the town . But now from gathering - clouds destruction pours , Which ruins with mad ...
... still maintain'd their sway , And intereft then had bid us but obey ; This only emulation we had known , 145 Who beft could fill his purse , and thin the town . But now from gathering - clouds destruction pours , Which ruins with mad ...
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... still disjoin . ' Tis therefore my advice , in hafte we fend , And beg the Faculty to be our friend . As he revolving food to say the reft , Rough Colocynthus thus his rage expreft . Diffen- Diffenfions , like finall ftreams , are first ...
... still disjoin . ' Tis therefore my advice , in hafte we fend , And beg the Faculty to be our friend . As he revolving food to say the reft , Rough Colocynthus thus his rage expreft . Diffen- Diffenfions , like finall ftreams , are first ...
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