The Works of the English Poets: PriorH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... charm has loft its power , Which held fo faft my captiv'd heart Until this fatal hour . Hadft thou not thus my love ... charms and thee , To which each fluttering coxcomb may As welcome be as me . Think in what perfect blifs you reign'd ...
... charm has loft its power , Which held fo faft my captiv'd heart Until this fatal hour . Hadft thou not thus my love ... charms and thee , To which each fluttering coxcomb may As welcome be as me . Think in what perfect blifs you reign'd ...
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... charms ; One bids , gently push me from her , T'other , take me in her arms . XIX . Set by Mr. SMITH . SINCE we your husband daily fee So jealous out of season , Phillis , let you and I agree To make him so with reason . I'm vext to ...
... charms ; One bids , gently push me from her , T'other , take me in her arms . XIX . Set by Mr. SMITH . SINCE we your husband daily fee So jealous out of season , Phillis , let you and I agree To make him so with reason . I'm vext to ...
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Samuel Johnson. All the fwains on you attending \ Show how much your charms deserve ; But , mifer - like , for fear of fpending , You amidst your plenty starve . While a thousand freer laffes , Who their youth and charms employ , Though ...
Samuel Johnson. All the fwains on you attending \ Show how much your charms deserve ; But , mifer - like , for fear of fpending , You amidst your plenty starve . While a thousand freer laffes , Who their youth and charms employ , Though ...
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Cupid in Ambuſh Page | 29 |
Solomon A Poem in Three Books | 129 |
Power | 165 |
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