The Works of the English Poets, Volume 20J. Nichols, 1779 - 432 pages |
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... ftate ; There ftands at dome , majestic to the fight , And fumptuous arches bear its oval height ; * * Old Bailey . ; 10 + College of Phyficians . C 2 A golden A golden globe , plac'd high with artful skill , [ 19 ] THE DISPENSARY Page II.
... ftate ; There ftands at dome , majestic to the fight , And fumptuous arches bear its oval height ; * * Old Bailey . ; 10 + College of Phyficians . C 2 A golden A golden globe , plac'd high with artful skill , [ 19 ] THE DISPENSARY Page II.
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... fight , a gilded pill : This pile was , by the pious patron's aim , Rais'd for a ufe as noble as its frame ; Nor did the learn'd fociety decline The propagation of that great defign ; In all her mazes , Nature's face they view'd , And ...
... fight , a gilded pill : This pile was , by the pious patron's aim , Rais'd for a ufe as noble as its frame ; Nor did the learn'd fociety decline The propagation of that great defign ; In all her mazes , Nature's face they view'd , And ...
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... fight , But baneful hemlock , and cold aconite ; In a dark grot the baleful haggard lay , Breathing black vengeance , and infecting day . ; S 15 . Bat But how deform'd , and worn with fpiteful woes , GARTH'S POE M S ..
... fight , But baneful hemlock , and cold aconite ; In a dark grot the baleful haggard lay , Breathing black vengeance , and infecting day . ; S 15 . Bat But how deform'd , and worn with fpiteful woes , GARTH'S POE M S ..
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... fight Infpect the fprings that guide each appetite ; Who with unfathom'd fearches hourly pierce The dark receffes of the universe ; Be aw'd , if puny emmets would oppress ; Or fear their fury , or their name carefs ? If all the fiends ...
... fight Infpect the fprings that guide each appetite ; Who with unfathom'd fearches hourly pierce The dark receffes of the universe ; Be aw'd , if puny emmets would oppress ; Or fear their fury , or their name carefs ? If all the fiends ...
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... fights we seek renown ; To fire fome hoftile fhip , we burn our own . Whoe'er throws duft against the wind , defcries He throws it , in effect , but in his eyes . That juggler which another's fleight will show , But teaches how the ...
... fights we seek renown ; To fire fome hoftile fhip , we burn our own . Whoe'er throws duft against the wind , defcries He throws it , in effect , but in his eyes . That juggler which another's fleight will show , But teaches how the ...
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