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1 : 168 Learn to live well , Pope 2 : 257 that you may die fo , Learn well to know , how much need not be known , Young 2 : 115 Learned , full of inward pride , Gay 2 : 97 the fops of outward show deride , Gay 2:97 yet well - bred ...
1 : 168 Learn to live well , Pope 2 : 257 that you may die fo , Learn well to know , how much need not be known , Young 2 : 115 Learned , full of inward pride , Gay 2 : 97 the fops of outward show deride , Gay 2:97 yet well - bred ...
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1:81 Live and enjoy the providence of heaven , Pope od . 3 : 257 is but to wake to daily cares , Gay 2 : 282 and journey through a tedious vale of tears , " Gay 2 : 282 Live - o'er past times , Broome 53 with glory , or with glory die ...
1:81 Live and enjoy the providence of heaven , Pope od . 3 : 257 is but to wake to daily cares , Gay 2 : 282 and journey through a tedious vale of tears , " Gay 2 : 282 Live - o'er past times , Broome 53 with glory , or with glory die ...
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Gay 2 : 179 not to know , is not to live , Gay 2 : 179 is begot by fancy , Lans . 198 bred by ignorance , by expectation fed , loft in the moment ' ris pofseft , and bate are fancy all , all , in powerful fancy liesy Lan .
Gay 2 : 179 not to know , is not to live , Gay 2 : 179 is begot by fancy , Lans . 198 bred by ignorance , by expectation fed , loft in the moment ' ris pofseft , and bate are fancy all , all , in powerful fancy liesy Lan .
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... and ministers are seldom truc , state , what pleagues attend ? hearts not their own , and the glass alike deceive , Loves be mindful of , and live , Loving an object never seen , at first sight , Å . Pbil . 299 Ham .
... and ministers are seldom truc , state , what pleagues attend ? hearts not their own , and the glass alike deceive , Loves be mindful of , and live , Loving an object never seen , at first sight , Å . Pbil . 299 Ham .
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2 : 220 of animals the worst , Gay 2:55 what ? perhaps the tyrant of a day , Gay 2 : 192 greatly lives , who greatly dies , Young 2 : 229 hard of heart to man , Young 2 : 50 to man the forest , furest ill , Young 2:50 of half that live ...
2 : 220 of animals the worst , Gay 2:55 what ? perhaps the tyrant of a day , Gay 2 : 192 greatly lives , who greatly dies , Young 2 : 229 hard of heart to man , Young 2 : 50 to man the forest , furest ill , Young 2:50 of half that live ...
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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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