The Works of the English Poets, Volume 20J. Nichols, 1779 - 432 pages |
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Samuel Garth Samuel Johnson, Charles Bathurst (Londres). ΤΟ MY FRIEND , UPON THE DISPENSARY . S when the people of the northern zone As Find the approach of the revolving fun , Pleas'd and reviv'd , they fee the new - born light , And ...
Samuel Garth Samuel Johnson, Charles Bathurst (Londres). ΤΟ MY FRIEND , UPON THE DISPENSARY . S when the people of the northern zone As Find the approach of the revolving fun , Pleas'd and reviv'd , they fee the new - born light , And ...
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... the zeal he loves his friend . Like Leda's radiant fons divinely clear , Portland and Jerfey deck'd in rays appear , To gild by turns the Gallic hemifphere . Worth Thus fhe - Mankind are bleft , they riot still 30 GARTH'S POEMS .
... the zeal he loves his friend . Like Leda's radiant fons divinely clear , Portland and Jerfey deck'd in rays appear , To gild by turns the Gallic hemifphere . Worth Thus fhe - Mankind are bleft , they riot still 30 GARTH'S POEMS .
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... we fend , And beg the Faculty to be our friend . As he revolving food to say the reft , Rough Colocynthus thus his rage expreft . Diffen- Diffenfions , like finall ftreams , are first begun , THE DISPENSARY . CANTO III . 43.
... we fend , And beg the Faculty to be our friend . As he revolving food to say the reft , Rough Colocynthus thus his rage expreft . Diffen- Diffenfions , like finall ftreams , are first begun , THE DISPENSARY . CANTO III . 43.
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... friend ; 185 Send fwarms of patients , and our quarrels end . 190 . So awful beadles , if the vagrant treat ... friends of fates , Who fill churchyards , and who unpeople states , Who baffle nature , and difpofe of lives , Whilft Ruffelt ...
... friend ; 185 Send fwarms of patients , and our quarrels end . 190 . So awful beadles , if the vagrant treat ... friends of fates , Who fill churchyards , and who unpeople states , Who baffle nature , and difpofe of lives , Whilft Ruffelt ...
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... friends , ' tis honour's call ; Or let us boldly fight , or bravely fall ! To this the feffion feem'd to give consent , Much lik'd the war , but dreaded much th ' event . At length , the growing difference to compofe , Two brothers ...
... friends , ' tis honour's call ; Or let us boldly fight , or bravely fall ! To this the feffion feem'd to give consent , Much lik'd the war , but dreaded much th ' event . At length , the growing difference to compofe , Two brothers ...
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