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333 Wej 312 1 Ambition makes my little less , Young 2 : 64 feeds on trath , and loaths a feast , Yoring 1 : 103 fires ambition , Young 2 : 96 charms , ev'n in age , should teach solitude , Cow . 2 : 285 powerful source of good or ill !
333 Wej 312 1 Ambition makes my little less , Young 2 : 64 feeds on trath , and loaths a feast , Yoring 1 : 103 fires ambition , Young 2 : 96 charms , ev'n in age , should teach solitude , Cow . 2 : 285 powerful source of good or ill !
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145 god of sweet song and inspirer of lays , eternal charms his youthful cheeks diffuse , Pilt 231 Apollo , Prior 2 : 9 Burl , 2 : 3 Tick . 149 1 Parn . 7 Broome 174 . Apollo , his tresses 26 IN DE X.
145 god of sweet song and inspirer of lays , eternal charms his youthful cheeks diffuse , Pilt 231 Apollo , Prior 2 : 9 Burl , 2 : 3 Tick . 149 1 Parn . 7 Broome 174 . Apollo , his tresses 26 IN DE X.
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163 should be kind , as well as charm , Z Hughes 171 to thee we owe gay wit and moving eloquence , iv . from thee painters'derive ... while love is frowning , Hugbes 13 Bicorne 163 Bro më 163 to conquer , dreadful in its charms , Hall .
163 should be kind , as well as charm , Z Hughes 171 to thee we owe gay wit and moving eloquence , iv . from thee painters'derive ... while love is frowning , Hugbes 13 Bicorne 163 Bro më 163 to conquer , dreadful in its charms , Hall .
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2 : 170 the wise man's passion , the vain men's toast , Pope 1 : 151 * to write in praise of , hard task , Cung : 57 tho ' injurious , has charms , Mili . 3 : 40 like wit , to judges 1hould be thewn , Lytt . 17 proper sphere , the town ...
2 : 170 the wise man's passion , the vain men's toast , Pope 1 : 151 * to write in praise of , hard task , Cung : 57 tho ' injurious , has charms , Mili . 3 : 40 like wit , to judges 1hould be thewn , Lytt . 17 proper sphere , the town ...
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104 Beauty , employment of , by constraint possessing , Hugbes 127 lifeless charms without the heart , Hugbes 127 and forrow refiftless , and wit each other's aid require , Hugbes 137 an Elegy to an old one , Parn .
104 Beauty , employment of , by constraint possessing , Hugbes 127 lifeless charms without the heart , Hugbes 127 and forrow refiftless , and wit each other's aid require , Hugbes 137 an Elegy to an old one , Parn .
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| Title | The Works of the English Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Volume 57 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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