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The DREAM READY to throw me at the feet Of that fair nymph whom I adore , Impatient those delights to meet , Which I enjoyed the night before ; By her wonted scornful brow , Soon the fond mistake I find ; Ixion mourn'd his error so ...
The DREAM READY to throw me at the feet Of that fair nymph whom I adore , Impatient those delights to meet , Which I enjoyed the night before ; By her wonted scornful brow , Soon the fond mistake I find ; Ixion mourn'd his error so ...
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... ( in imitation of the like wisdom express'd in an Act of the first of Queen MARY ) that it ought not to be blam'd : tho ' it has accidentally confirm'd many in their mistake about the Judges power , after that Act was pass'd ...
... ( in imitation of the like wisdom express'd in an Act of the first of Queen MARY ) that it ought not to be blam'd : tho ' it has accidentally confirm'd many in their mistake about the Judges power , after that Act was pass'd ...
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And therefore nothing can be plainer than that ' tis only a gross mistake among ignorant people , to think they meant it in that manner . ACCORDINGLY , that Act of CHARLES II , which has revers'd this Bill of Attainder , and in the ...
And therefore nothing can be plainer than that ' tis only a gross mistake among ignorant people , to think they meant it in that manner . ACCORDINGLY , that Act of CHARLES II , which has revers'd this Bill of Attainder , and in the ...
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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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