The Works of the English Poets, Volume 20J. Nichols, 1779 - 432 pages |
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Page 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 ]
... 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 ]
Page 15
... please the best , Whofe judgement , and whofe friendship , is a teft . With learned Hans thy healing cares be join'd ; Search thoughtful Ratcliffe to his inmoft mind ; Unite , reftore your arts , and fave mankind : Whilft all the bufy ...
... please the best , Whofe judgement , and whofe friendship , is a teft . With learned Hans thy healing cares be join'd ; Search thoughtful Ratcliffe to his inmoft mind ; Unite , reftore your arts , and fave mankind : Whilft all the bufy ...
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... please ; And fill , whate'er their firft efforts produce , ' Tis an abortive , or an infant Muse : try , Whilft yours , like Pallas , from the head of Jove , Steps out full - grown , with nobleft pace to move . What ancient poets to ...
... please ; And fill , whate'er their firft efforts produce , ' Tis an abortive , or an infant Muse : try , Whilft yours , like Pallas , from the head of Jove , Steps out full - grown , with nobleft pace to move . What ancient poets to ...
Page 44
... and difpofe of lives , Whilft Ruffelt , as we please , or ftarves , or thrives , 210 * Dare , an apothecary . + A celebrated undertaker of funerals . Should Should e'er fubmit to their defpotic will , Who out 4.4 POEMS . GARTH'S.
... and difpofe of lives , Whilft Ruffelt , as we please , or ftarves , or thrives , 210 * Dare , an apothecary . + A celebrated undertaker of funerals . Should Should e'er fubmit to their defpotic will , Who out 4.4 POEMS . GARTH'S.
Page 45
... scatter into nothing as we please . Thus they'll acknowledge , to annihilate Shews no lefs wondrous power than to create . 230 235 1 We'll raise our numerous cohorts , and oppose The feeble We ill THE DISPENSARY . CANTO III . 45.
... scatter into nothing as we please . Thus they'll acknowledge , to annihilate Shews no lefs wondrous power than to create . 230 235 1 We'll raise our numerous cohorts , and oppose The feeble We ill THE DISPENSARY . CANTO III . 45.
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