A Collection of Poems ...Robert Dodsley J. Hughs, 1758 |
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... true merit to defame ; " To blot the brightest worth , and blaft the fairest name . " XI . By this , arrived the fair majestic maid : ( She all the while , with the fame modest pace , Compos'd , advanc'd . ) " Know , Hercules , " fhe ...
... true merit to defame ; " To blot the brightest worth , and blaft the fairest name . " XI . By this , arrived the fair majestic maid : ( She all the while , with the fame modest pace , Compos'd , advanc'd . ) " Know , Hercules , " fhe ...
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... true friendship dwells : fhe deigns to bind " Those generous fouls alone , whom I before have join'd . XXII . " Nor need my friends the various costly feast ; " Hunger to them th ' effects of art fupplies ; " Labour prepares their weary ...
... true friendship dwells : fhe deigns to bind " Those generous fouls alone , whom I before have join'd . XXII . " Nor need my friends the various costly feast ; " Hunger to them th ' effects of art fupplies ; " Labour prepares their weary ...
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... true enjoyments driven ! " How innocent the thorn to touch , he knows : " Where are my wounds or where th ' avenging levin ? " How foftly blush these colours of the rofe ? " How sweet ( and div'd into the flow'r ) its fragrance flows ...
... true enjoyments driven ! " How innocent the thorn to touch , he knows : " Where are my wounds or where th ' avenging levin ? " How foftly blush these colours of the rofe ? " How sweet ( and div'd into the flow'r ) its fragrance flows ...
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... true . All useful knowlege , from that fource , fupply'd ; No blindness sprung from ignorance , or pride : All proper bleffings , from that hand , bestow'd ; No mischiefs , or for want , or fulness , flow'd : The quick'ning paffions ...
... true . All useful knowlege , from that fource , fupply'd ; No blindness sprung from ignorance , or pride : All proper bleffings , from that hand , bestow'd ; No mischiefs , or for want , or fulness , flow'd : The quick'ning paffions ...
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... true happiness to fee , Hopes for what never was , nor e'er will be : The nearest ease , since we must suffer ftill , Are they , who dare be patient under ill . Whilom a fool faw where a fiddle lay ; And after poring round it , ftrove ...
... true happiness to fee , Hopes for what never was , nor e'er will be : The nearest ease , since we must suffer ftill , Are they , who dare be patient under ill . Whilom a fool faw where a fiddle lay ; And after poring round it , ftrove ...
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