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BY A SOCIETY OF GENTLEMEN . in We shall never envy the honours which wit and learning obtain any other cause , if we can be numbered among the writers who give ardoar to virtue and confidence to truth . DR . SAMUEL JOHNSON . VOL .
BY A SOCIETY OF GENTLEMEN . in We shall never envy the honours which wit and learning obtain any other cause , if we can be numbered among the writers who give ardoar to virtue and confidence to truth . DR . SAMUEL JOHNSON . VOL .
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I mention these as more expreílive than I could make definitions of my meaning ; but I will only apply the swan , under whose wings I will shelter an apology for Racine , whose pieces give me the idea of that bird .
I mention these as more expreílive than I could make definitions of my meaning ; but I will only apply the swan , under whose wings I will shelter an apology for Racine , whose pieces give me the idea of that bird .
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LOCKE HUMOROUSLY describes the misery of the school - boy who is to write a theme , and having nothing to say , goes about with the usual petition , in these cases , to his companionsmas Pray give me a little sense ? " ENGLISH STYLE .
LOCKE HUMOROUSLY describes the misery of the school - boy who is to write a theme , and having nothing to say , goes about with the usual petition , in these cases , to his companionsmas Pray give me a little sense ? " ENGLISH STYLE .
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Meanwhile these heart - consuming pains remove , And give me gentle pity for my love . Oh ! was I made by some transforming power A bee - to buz in your sequefter'd bow'r , To pierce your ivy shade with murm'ring sound , And the light ...
Meanwhile these heart - consuming pains remove , And give me gentle pity for my love . Oh ! was I made by some transforming power A bee - to buz in your sequefter'd bow'r , To pierce your ivy shade with murm'ring sound , And the light ...
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The conclusion of the Idyll is in the true language of a despairing lover ready to give up the ghoft . My head grows giddy— love affects me fore , Yet you regard nut -- so I'll fing no more ; Here will I put a period to my careAdieu ...
The conclusion of the Idyll is in the true language of a despairing lover ready to give up the ghoft . My head grows giddy— love affects me fore , Yet you regard nut -- so I'll fing no more ; Here will I put a period to my careAdieu ...
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