The Works of the English Poets, Volume 20J. Nichols, 1779 - 432 pages |
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... better pleased if they had met with more faults . Their grand objection is , that the Fury Disease is an improper machine to recite characters , and recommend the example of prefent writers : but though I had the authority of fome Greek ...
... better pleased if they had met with more faults . Their grand objection is , that the Fury Disease is an improper machine to recite characters , and recommend the example of prefent writers : but though I had the authority of fome Greek ...
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... world his own may know . Thrice happy were thofe golden days of old , When dear as burgundy , ptisans were fold ; Gilftorp , an apothecary . 160 Wher 1 165 When patients chofe to die with better will 42 1 GARTH'S POEM S.
... world his own may know . Thrice happy were thofe golden days of old , When dear as burgundy , ptisans were fold ; Gilftorp , an apothecary . 160 Wher 1 165 When patients chofe to die with better will 42 1 GARTH'S POEM S.
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... better will , Than breathe , and pay th ' apothecary's bill ; And , cheaper than for our affiftance call , Might go to Aix or Bourbon , fpring and fall . Then priests increas'd , and piety decay'd , Churchmen the church's purity betray ...
... better will , Than breathe , and pay th ' apothecary's bill ; And , cheaper than for our affiftance call , Might go to Aix or Bourbon , fpring and fall . Then priests increas'd , and piety decay'd , Churchmen the church's purity betray ...
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... better loft ; Didfains in factious parties to contend , And proves in abfence moft Britannia's friend . So the great Scipio of old , to fhun That glorious envy which his arms had won , Far from his dear , ungrateful Rome retir'd ...
... better loft ; Didfains in factious parties to contend , And proves in abfence moft Britannia's friend . So the great Scipio of old , to fhun That glorious envy which his arms had won , Far from his dear , ungrateful Rome retir'd ...
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... better parts by luftral waves refin'd , More pure , and nearer to æthereal mind , With gums of fragrant fcent the Goddess ftrews , And on his features breathes ambrofial dews . Thus deify'd , new honours Rome decrees , Shrines ...
... better parts by luftral waves refin'd , More pure , and nearer to æthereal mind , With gums of fragrant fcent the Goddess ftrews , And on his features breathes ambrofial dews . Thus deify'd , new honours Rome decrees , Shrines ...
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