The Works of the English Poets, Volume 20J. Nichols, 1779 - 432 pages |
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... fails . The Fury thus affuming Colon's grace , So flung her arms , fo fhuffl'd in her pace . Onwards the haftens to the fam'd abodes , Where Horoscope invokes th ' infernal gods ; And reach'd the mansion where the vulgar run , For ruin ...
... fails . The Fury thus affuming Colon's grace , So flung her arms , fo fhuffl'd in her pace . Onwards the haftens to the fam'd abodes , Where Horoscope invokes th ' infernal gods ; And reach'd the mansion where the vulgar run , For ruin ...
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... fails , the Saint fucceeds . A conventicle flefh'd his greener years , And his full age the righteous rancour fhares . Mr. Parrot . + Dr. Howe . Thus Thus boys hatch game - eggs under birds of prey 52 POEMS . GARTH'S.
... fails , the Saint fucceeds . A conventicle flefh'd his greener years , And his full age the righteous rancour fhares . Mr. Parrot . + Dr. Howe . Thus Thus boys hatch game - eggs under birds of prey 52 POEMS . GARTH'S.
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... fail of longest swords . Abandon'd authors here a refuge meet , 105 110 115 120 1 5 And from the world to duft and worms retreat . Here dregs and fediment of auctions reign , Refufe of fairs , and gleanings of Duck - lane . And up thefe ...
... fail of longest swords . Abandon'd authors here a refuge meet , 105 110 115 120 1 5 And from the world to duft and worms retreat . Here dregs and fediment of auctions reign , Refufe of fairs , and gleanings of Duck - lane . And up thefe ...
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... fail ; The mortar now , and then the urinal . To thee alone my influence I owe ; Where Nature has deny'd , my favours flow . ' Tis I that give , fo mighty is my power , Faith to the Jew , complexion to the Moor . I am the wretch's with ...
... fail ; The mortar now , and then the urinal . To thee alone my influence I owe ; Where Nature has deny'd , my favours flow . ' Tis I that give , fo mighty is my power , Faith to the Jew , complexion to the Moor . I am the wretch's with ...
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... fail'd to rescue by their skill , Their Mufe could make immortal with her quill ; But learn'd enquiries after Nature's state Diffolv'd the league , and kindled a debate . The one , for lofty labours fruitful known , Fill'd magazines ...
... fail'd to rescue by their skill , Their Mufe could make immortal with her quill ; But learn'd enquiries after Nature's state Diffolv'd the league , and kindled a debate . The one , for lofty labours fruitful known , Fill'd magazines ...
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