The Works of the English Poets, Volume 20J. Nichols, 1779 - 432 pages |
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... charms , If with refiftlefs fires my foul the warms , With balm upon her lips , and raptures in her arms . Such is thy genius , and fuch art is thine , Some fecret magic works in every line ; We judge not , but we feel the power divine ...
... charms , If with refiftlefs fires my foul the warms , With balm upon her lips , and raptures in her arms . Such is thy genius , and fuch art is thine , Some fecret magic works in every line ; We judge not , but we feel the power divine ...
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... charms that in true fterling dwell ; How gold makes a patrician of a slave , A dwarf an Atlas , a Therfites brave . $ 5 } 90 95 100 105 Ver . 95 . VARIATIONS . In hafte he ftrides along , to recompenfe The want of business with its vain ...
... charms that in true fterling dwell ; How gold makes a patrician of a slave , A dwarf an Atlas , a Therfites brave . $ 5 } 90 95 100 105 Ver . 95 . VARIATIONS . In hafte he ftrides along , to recompenfe The want of business with its vain ...
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... charms in lady Grace ; It guides the fancy , and directs the mind ; No bankrupt ever found a fair - one kind . So truly Horofcope its virtues knows , To this lov'd idol ' tis , alone , he bows ; And fancies fuch bright heraldry can ...
... charms in lady Grace ; It guides the fancy , and directs the mind ; No bankrupt ever found a fair - one kind . So truly Horofcope its virtues knows , To this lov'd idol ' tis , alone , he bows ; And fancies fuch bright heraldry can ...
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... charms , and others philtres choose , To gain Corinna , and their quartans lose . 140 Young Hylas , botch'd with ftains too foul to name , In cradle here renews his youthful frame : Cloy'd with defire , and furfeited with charms , A hot ...
... charms , and others philtres choose , To gain Corinna , and their quartans lose . 140 Young Hylas , botch'd with ftains too foul to name , In cradle here renews his youthful frame : Cloy'd with defire , and furfeited with charms , A hot ...
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... charms To prove propitious to our future arms , Ill omens did the facrifice attend , Nor would the Sibyl from her grot ascend . As Horofcope urg'd farther to be heard , He thus was interrupted by a * Bard : In vain your magic myfteries ...
... charms To prove propitious to our future arms , Ill omens did the facrifice attend , Nor would the Sibyl from her grot ascend . As Horofcope urg'd farther to be heard , He thus was interrupted by a * Bard : In vain your magic myfteries ...
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