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2 : 140 had lost the power to please , Rowe L. 52 betray'd , and banish'd justice , fly to him , Hughes 32 of conscience , what , Burl . 1 : 318 , 319 of conscience granted , Dry . 2:95 loft , since the fall , Milt .
2 : 140 had lost the power to please , Rowe L. 52 betray'd , and banish'd justice , fly to him , Hughes 32 of conscience , what , Burl . 1 : 318 , 319 of conscience granted , Dry . 2:95 loft , since the fall , Milt .
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... is a summer flower , that dies , Lans . 190 is eagle - ey'd , Hugbes 58 Love Roch . 307 Roch . 307 Roch . 307 15 : 138 Mall . 153 4 Add . 141 Wall . 41 je 2 : 200 Broome 151 30 ρε ## Hughes 60 Gay 2 : 252 Gay 2 : 178 IN DE X. 23.
... is a summer flower , that dies , Lans . 190 is eagle - ey'd , Hugbes 58 Love Roch . 307 Roch . 307 Roch . 307 15 : 138 Mall . 153 4 Add . 141 Wall . 41 je 2 : 200 Broome 151 30 ρε ## Hughes 60 Gay 2 : 252 Gay 2 : 178 IN DE X. 23.
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I : 289 hardest hearts are melted by , only wakes , in deserts bred , by cruel tigers nurst , swifter than time , to what odd whims inveigles men ! with vocal art informs the lyre , to worthy deeds , in all great souls the same , Hughes ...
I : 289 hardest hearts are melted by , only wakes , in deserts bred , by cruel tigers nurst , swifter than time , to what odd whims inveigles men ! with vocal art informs the lyre , to worthy deeds , in all great souls the same , Hughes ...
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... Young 1 : 192 Maintenon , Scarron's leaving , Maker's praise , such was the sacred art , Maladies , that lead to Death's grim cave , Phil . 76 joint - racking gout , Phil . 76 Maladies , Rowe 39 Hughes 81 Phil . 77 Phil . 77 Phil .
... Young 1 : 192 Maintenon , Scarron's leaving , Maker's praise , such was the sacred art , Maladies , that lead to Death's grim cave , Phil . 76 joint - racking gout , Phil . 76 Maladies , Rowe 39 Hughes 81 Phil . 77 Phil . 77 Phil .
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... Hughes 44 first resign'd to fate , Hugbes 45 far exceeds his father's fame , Hugbes 44 skill'd , camps , fieges , battles , to ordain , Hughes 44 Maximins rant in rhyme , Fent . 236 Maxims are drawn from notions , Pope 2:95 May ...
... Hughes 44 first resign'd to fate , Hugbes 45 far exceeds his father's fame , Hugbes 44 skill'd , camps , fieges , battles , to ordain , Hughes 44 Maximins rant in rhyme , Fent . 236 Maxims are drawn from notions , Pope 2:95 May ...
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| Title | The Works of the English Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Volume 58 The Works of the English Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Samuel Johnson |
| Editor | Samuel Johnson |
| Publisher | C. Bathurst, 1780 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 28 Feb 2006 |
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