The Works of the English Poets, Volume 20J. Nichols, 1779 - 432 pages |
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... you are refolved to forget to be a critic , To fay more , would by remembering you are a friend . be uneafy to you ; and to fay lefs , would be unjust in Your humble Servant . PRE- SINCE PRE FAC E. INCE this following Poem in a DEDICATION .
... you are refolved to forget to be a critic , To fay more , would by remembering you are a friend . be uneafy to you ; and to fay lefs , would be unjust in Your humble Servant . PRE- SINCE PRE FAC E. INCE this following Poem in a DEDICATION .
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... to commend What Dennis can't condemn , nor Dryden mend : What must , writ with that fire and with that ease , The beaux , the ladies , and the critics , please . C. BOYLE . TO то MY FRIEND THE AUTHOR , As DESIRING MY OPINION [ 13 ]
... to commend What Dennis can't condemn , nor Dryden mend : What must , writ with that fire and with that ease , The beaux , the ladies , and the critics , please . C. BOYLE . TO то MY FRIEND THE AUTHOR , As DESIRING MY OPINION [ 13 ]
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Samuel Garth Samuel Johnson, Charles Bathurst (Londres). то MY FRIEND THE AUTHOR , As DESIRING MY OPINION OF HIS POEM . SK me not , friend , what I approve or blame ; Perhaps I know not why I like , or damn ; I can be pleas'd ; and I ...
Samuel Garth Samuel Johnson, Charles Bathurst (Londres). то MY FRIEND THE AUTHOR , As DESIRING MY OPINION OF HIS POEM . SK me not , friend , what I approve or blame ; Perhaps I know not why I like , or damn ; I can be pleas'd ; and I ...
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... friend . CHR . CODRINGTON . } Dr. Gibbons . ΤΟ TO MY FRIEND DR . GARTH THE AUTHOR OF THE [ 15 ]
... friend . CHR . CODRINGTON . } Dr. Gibbons . ΤΟ TO MY FRIEND DR . GARTH THE AUTHOR OF THE [ 15 ]
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... fhall appear On none , except upon themselves , fevere : While yours contemns the gall of vulgar spite ; And when you feem to smile the most , you bite . THO . CHEEK . ΤΟ ΤΟ MY FRIEND , UPON THE DISPENSARY . S when 116 1.
... fhall appear On none , except upon themselves , fevere : While yours contemns the gall of vulgar spite ; And when you feem to smile the most , you bite . THO . CHEEK . ΤΟ ΤΟ MY FRIEND , UPON THE DISPENSARY . S when 116 1.
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