The Lady's Poetical Magazine: Or, Beauties of British Poetry, Volume 1Harrison and Company, 1781 |
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... spread ; But rough , and difficult , and steep ,. • Painful to climb , and hard to keep . • Fruits immature those ... spreads the ftrait , the doubtful clears , • And smooth the rugged path appears ; For custom turns fatigue to ease ...
... spread ; But rough , and difficult , and steep ,. • Painful to climb , and hard to keep . • Fruits immature those ... spreads the ftrait , the doubtful clears , • And smooth the rugged path appears ; For custom turns fatigue to ease ...
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... spread O'er it's pale cheeks the horrid manly red . Much did it talk , in it's own pretty phrafe , Of genius and of tafte , of play'rs and plays ; Much too of writing which itself had wrote , Of fpecial merit , tho ' of little note ...
... spread O'er it's pale cheeks the horrid manly red . Much did it talk , in it's own pretty phrafe , Of genius and of tafte , of play'rs and plays ; Much too of writing which itself had wrote , Of fpecial merit , tho ' of little note ...
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... Spreads all abroad , as gen'ral as the day ; Foe to restraint , from place to place fhe flies , • And may hereafter e'en in Holland rife . May not , ( to give a pleafing fancy scope , And chear a patriot heart with patriot hope ) • May ...
... Spreads all abroad , as gen'ral as the day ; Foe to restraint , from place to place fhe flies , • And may hereafter e'en in Holland rife . May not , ( to give a pleafing fancy scope , And chear a patriot heart with patriot hope ) • May ...
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... spreading , Had rob'd with black th ' horizon round , And dank dews from her treffes fhedding , With genial moisture bath'd the ground : When back to city follies flying , ' Midft cuftom's flaves he liv'd refign'd ; His face , array'd ...
... spreading , Had rob'd with black th ' horizon round , And dank dews from her treffes fhedding , With genial moisture bath'd the ground : When back to city follies flying , ' Midft cuftom's flaves he liv'd refign'd ; His face , array'd ...
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... Spreads a little ruin round ! .. Thus fond man , himself deluding , Building fancy'd joys on high ;. Lo ! fome fudden care intruding , All his airy prospects.die ! Lighter than the wat❜ry bubble Are the transports earth can give ; Mix ...
... Spreads a little ruin round ! .. Thus fond man , himself deluding , Building fancy'd joys on high ;. Lo ! fome fudden care intruding , All his airy prospects.die ! Lighter than the wat❜ry bubble Are the transports earth can give ; Mix ...
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