A Collection of Poems: In Six Volumes, Band 5Robert Dodsley J. Hughs, 1763 - 336 Seiten |
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... she knows , your froward sense accuse : Forth to the folemn oak you bring the square , And span the maffy trunk , before you cry , ' tis fair . VII . Nor yet ye learn'd , not yet ye courtly train , If haply from your haunts ye ftray To ...
... she knows , your froward sense accuse : Forth to the folemn oak you bring the square , And span the maffy trunk , before you cry , ' tis fair . VII . Nor yet ye learn'd , not yet ye courtly train , If haply from your haunts ye ftray To ...
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... she not more delighted hear Yon throstle chaunt the rifing year ? Could she not spurn the wreaths of fame , To crop the primrose of the plains ? Does fhe not fweets in each fair valley find , Loft to the fons of pow'r , unknown to half ...
... she not more delighted hear Yon throstle chaunt the rifing year ? Could she not spurn the wreaths of fame , To crop the primrose of the plains ? Does fhe not fweets in each fair valley find , Loft to the fons of pow'r , unknown to half ...
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... She , to fome smooth fequefter'd stream Likens the fwain's inglorious day ; Pleas'd from the flowery margin to furvey , How cool , ferene , and clear the current glides away . XIII . O blind to truth , to virtue blind , Who flight the ...
... She , to fome smooth fequefter'd stream Likens the fwain's inglorious day ; Pleas'd from the flowery margin to furvey , How cool , ferene , and clear the current glides away . XIII . O blind to truth , to virtue blind , Who flight the ...
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... She needs not your officious aid To fwell the fong , or plan the shade ; By genuine Fancy fir'd , Her native Genius guides her hand , And while fhe marks the fage command , More lovely fcenes her skill shall raife , Her lyre refound ...
... She needs not your officious aid To fwell the fong , or plan the shade ; By genuine Fancy fir'd , Her native Genius guides her hand , And while fhe marks the fage command , More lovely fcenes her skill shall raife , Her lyre refound ...
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... She said , yet leave the world to weep ? But hufh from this aufpicious hour , The world , I ween , may reft in peace ; And robb'd of darts , and stript of pow'r , Thy peevish petulance decrease . Sleep on , poor child ! whilst I ...
... She said , yet leave the world to weep ? But hufh from this aufpicious hour , The world , I ween , may reft in peace ; And robb'd of darts , and stript of pow'r , Thy peevish petulance decrease . Sleep on , poor child ! whilst I ...
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