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With thy careful arts to cover That which fools will count a fault , Truest friend as well as lover , Oh ! deserve so kind a thought . Each a part first , and then both together Happy 38.
With thy careful arts to cover That which fools will count a fault , Truest friend as well as lover , Oh ! deserve so kind a thought . Each a part first , and then both together Happy 38.
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On other themes he well deserves our praise ; But palls that appetite he meant to raise . Next , ELEGY , of sweet , but solemn voice , And of a subject grave , exacts the choice ; The praise of beauty , valour , wit contains ; And there ...
On other themes he well deserves our praise ; But palls that appetite he meant to raise . Next , ELEGY , of sweet , but solemn voice , And of a subject grave , exacts the choice ; The praise of beauty , valour , wit contains ; And there ...
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A WISE King and Parliament foresaw , that a limitation of Treasons was so great an indulgence , as possibly to be made ill use of by some who did not deserve it ; and yet , to their eternal honour , they preferr'd a general ease and ...
A WISE King and Parliament foresaw , that a limitation of Treasons was so great an indulgence , as possibly to be made ill use of by some who did not deserve it ; and yet , to their eternal honour , they preferr'd a general ease and ...
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A SHORT LIFE OF THE DUKE | 11 |
Loves SLAVERY AND OTHER POEMS page | 27 |
ON FRIENDSHIP page | 65 |
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