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... the Earl of MŪLGRAVE constantly and zealously advis'd against ' em ; which made the King cooler to him for a year before the Revolution ; tho ' from a Justice in that Prince's temper , he did not turn him out of his employments .
... the Earl of MŪLGRAVE constantly and zealously advis'd against ' em ; which made the King cooler to him for a year before the Revolution ; tho ' from a Justice in that Prince's temper , he did not turn him out of his employments .
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With anger , which sometimes they feign , They cruel tyrants prove ; And then turn flatterers again , With as affected love . As if some injury were meant To those they kindly us'd , Those lovers are the most content , That have been ...
With anger , which sometimes they feign , They cruel tyrants prove ; And then turn flatterers again , With as affected love . As if some injury were meant To those they kindly us'd , Those lovers are the most content , That have been ...
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Their beauties imitate , avoid their faults ; First , on a plot employ thy careful thoughts ; Turn it , with time , a thousand several ways ; This oft , alone , has giv'n success to plays . Reject that vulgar error ( which appears So ...
Their beauties imitate , avoid their faults ; First , on a plot employ thy careful thoughts ; Turn it , with time , a thousand several ways ; This oft , alone , has giv'n success to plays . Reject that vulgar error ( which appears So ...
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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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