The Works of the English Poets, Volume 11E. Cox, 1779 - 212 pages |
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... once knew , And after , by experience , found too true . : Under Philiftian lords we long had mourn'd , When he , our great Deliverer , return'd ;. But thence the deluge of our tears did ceafe , The royal dove fhew'd us fuch marks of ...
... once knew , And after , by experience , found too true . : Under Philiftian lords we long had mourn'd , When he , our great Deliverer , return'd ;. But thence the deluge of our tears did ceafe , The royal dove fhew'd us fuch marks of ...
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... Once in a happy hour was thither led , 160 165 Curious to fee what Fame fo far had spread . There tell , my Mufe , what wonders thou didst find , Worthy thy song , and his celeftial mind . 170 ' Twas at that joyful hallow'd day's return ...
... Once in a happy hour was thither led , 160 165 Curious to fee what Fame fo far had spread . There tell , my Mufe , what wonders thou didst find , Worthy thy song , and his celeftial mind . 170 ' Twas at that joyful hallow'd day's return ...
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... him found . Therefore what once to Ifrael's lord was faid , When Sheba's queen his glorious court survey'd , 400 3 The Chapel at the end of the hall . C To To Charles's fame for ever fhall remain , Who did WINDSOR CASTLE . '17.
... him found . Therefore what once to Ifrael's lord was faid , When Sheba's queen his glorious court survey'd , 400 3 The Chapel at the end of the hall . C To To Charles's fame for ever fhall remain , Who did WINDSOR CASTLE . '17.
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... once denies Her favour , all our pleasure and rich fancy dies , And then th ' young , flippery jilt , the Mufe , too from us flies . VIII . To the whole tale I gave attention due ; And as right fearch into myself I made , I found all he ...
... once denies Her favour , all our pleasure and rich fancy dies , And then th ' young , flippery jilt , the Mufe , too from us flies . VIII . To the whole tale I gave attention due ; And as right fearch into myself I made , I found all he ...
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... once vouchfaf'd to let me fee her face . Then , to confirm me more , He drew the veil of dotage from my eyes : See here , my fon , ( said he ) the valued prize ; Thy fulfome Muse behold , be happy , and be wise . I look'd , and faw the ...
... once vouchfaf'd to let me fee her face . Then , to confirm me more , He drew the veil of dotage from my eyes : See here , my fon , ( said he ) the valued prize ; Thy fulfome Muse behold , be happy , and be wise . I look'd , and faw the ...
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