The Works of the English Poets, Volume 11E. Cox, 1779 - 212 pages |
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... kind , tender wife , For the unwholfome , brawling harlot , Strife . The man in power , by wild ambition led , Envy'd all honours on another's head ; And , to fupplant some rival , by his pride Embroil'd that ftate his wifdom ought to ...
... kind , tender wife , For the unwholfome , brawling harlot , Strife . The man in power , by wild ambition led , Envy'd all honours on another's head ; And , to fupplant some rival , by his pride Embroil'd that ftate his wifdom ought to ...
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... kind diffolver of encroaching care , And eafe of every bitter weight I bear , Keep from my foul repining , while I fing The praife and honour of this glorious king ; And farther tell what wonders thou didst find Worthy thy song and his ...
... kind diffolver of encroaching care , And eafe of every bitter weight I bear , Keep from my foul repining , while I fing The praife and honour of this glorious king ; And farther tell what wonders thou didst find Worthy thy song and his ...
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... But in full purity of health and mind Kept up the noble virtues of their kind . * Where St. George's Feaft is kept . + Edw . III .. The Black Prince . 370 Had not falfe fenates to those ills difpos'd Which long 6 Had 16 POEMS . OTWAY'S.
... But in full purity of health and mind Kept up the noble virtues of their kind . * Where St. George's Feaft is kept . + Edw . III .. The Black Prince . 370 Had not falfe fenates to those ills difpos'd Which long 6 Had 16 POEMS . OTWAY'S.
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... kind hearts feem'd both prepar'd to break . 495 Here let thy curious pencil next display , How round his bed a beauteous offspring lay , With their great father's blessing to be crown'd , Like young fierce lions ftretch'd upon the ...
... kind hearts feem'd both prepar'd to break . 495 Here let thy curious pencil next display , How round his bed a beauteous offspring lay , With their great father's blessing to be crown'd , Like young fierce lions ftretch'd upon the ...
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... ' ship muft needs be kind to , because they are relations to your nature , and never left you . ' Twould ' Twould be a fecond presumption in me to pretend [ 25 ] The Poet's Complaint of his Mufe; or a Satire against Libel's.
... ' ship muft needs be kind to , because they are relations to your nature , and never left you . ' Twould ' Twould be a fecond presumption in me to pretend [ 25 ] The Poet's Complaint of his Mufe; or a Satire against Libel's.
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