Miscellanea from the Works of John Sheffield: Earl of Mulgrave, Marquis of Normanby and Duke of BuckinghamHaworth Press, 1933 - 114 Seiten |
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... prove , Who free from quarrels live ; ' Tis the most tender part of love , Each other to forgive . When least I seem'd concern'd , I took No pleasure , nor no rest ; And when I feign'd an angry look , Alas ! I lov'd you best . Own but ...
... prove , Who free from quarrels live ; ' Tis the most tender part of love , Each other to forgive . When least I seem'd concern'd , I took No pleasure , nor no rest ; And when I feign'd an angry look , Alas ! I lov'd you best . Own but ...
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... prove unjust ; But promises from heav'n and you , Who is so impious to mistrust ? Here all my doubts and troubles end ; One tender word my soul assures ; Nor am I vain , since I depend Not on my own desert , but yours . The PICTURE In ...
... prove unjust ; But promises from heav'n and you , Who is so impious to mistrust ? Here all my doubts and troubles end ; One tender word my soul assures ; Nor am I vain , since I depend Not on my own desert , but yours . The PICTURE In ...
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... prove unkind , How lost a wretch you leave forlorn behind . Malignant envy , mix'd with hate and fear , Revenge for wrongs too burdensome to bear , Ev'n zeal itself , from whence all mischiefs spring , Have never done so barbarous a ...
... prove unkind , How lost a wretch you leave forlorn behind . Malignant envy , mix'd with hate and fear , Revenge for wrongs too burdensome to bear , Ev'n zeal itself , from whence all mischiefs spring , Have never done so barbarous a ...
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