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And Peace , that seldom knows to share The Statesman's friendly bowl , be there
; While rofy Health , fuperior guest , Loose to the Zephyrs bares her breast ; And ,
to add a sweeter grace , Give her foft Amelia's face . Mason , why this dull delay ...
And Peace , that seldom knows to share The Statesman's friendly bowl , be there
; While rofy Health , fuperior guest , Loose to the Zephyrs bares her breast ; And ,
to add a sweeter grace , Give her foft Amelia's face . Mason , why this dull delay ...
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I fondly dreamt of pleasures rare , Nor deem'd so sweet a face with scorn cou'd
glow ; How could you cruel then pronounce despair , Chill the warm hope , and
plant the thorn of woe ? What tho ' no treasures canker in niy cheit , Nor crowds of
...
I fondly dreamt of pleasures rare , Nor deem'd so sweet a face with scorn cou'd
glow ; How could you cruel then pronounce despair , Chill the warm hope , and
plant the thorn of woe ? What tho ' no treasures canker in niy cheit , Nor crowds of
...
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... hand Of the best lady in the land ; Demonstrating by dint of reason , That
impudence in love's no treason . He let his fancy foar much higher ; And venturid
boldly to aspire To Juno's high and mighty grace , And woo'd the goddess face to
face ...
... hand Of the best lady in the land ; Demonstrating by dint of reason , That
impudence in love's no treason . He let his fancy foar much higher ; And venturid
boldly to aspire To Juno's high and mighty grace , And woo'd the goddess face to
face ...
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... who long held him a tug , And defeated his hopes by the help of the jug , Hàd
taken too freely the cheeruping cup , And repeated the dose till it laid her quite up
; Colin sent for the doctor : with sorrowful face He gave him his fee , and he told ...
... who long held him a tug , And defeated his hopes by the help of the jug , Hàd
taken too freely the cheeruping cup , And repeated the dose till it laid her quite up
; Colin sent for the doctor : with sorrowful face He gave him his fee , and he told ...
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For why , my friend , shou'd diftant parts , Or times , disjoin united hearts , Since ,
tho ' by intervening space Depriv'd of speaking face to face , By faithful emiffary
letter We may converse as well , or better ? And not to stretch a narrow fancy , To
...
For why , my friend , shou'd diftant parts , Or times , disjoin united hearts , Since ,
tho ' by intervening space Depriv'd of speaking face to face , By faithful emiffary
letter We may converse as well , or better ? And not to stretch a narrow fancy , To
...
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| Titel | A COLLECTION OF POEMS IN SIX VOLUMES, Band 6 A COLLECTION OF POEMS IN SIX VOLUMES, Robert Dodsley |
| Autor/in | Robert Dodsley |
| Verlag | For R. and J. Dodsley, at Tully's-Head in Pall-Mall, 1763 |
| Original von | Nationalbibliothek der Tschechischen Republik |
| Digitalisiert | 4. Okt. 2016 |
| Länge | 336 Seiten |
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