The Works of the English Poets: PopeH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... Courts you fure were made : " Why then for ever bury'd in the shade ? " Spirits like you , should see and should be ... Court life you knew the good , You would leave loneless . I faid , Not alone ... My loneness is ; but Spartanes ...
... Courts you fure were made : " Why then for ever bury'd in the shade ? " Spirits like you , should see and should be ... Court life you knew the good , You would leave loneless . I faid , Not alone ... My loneness is ; but Spartanes ...
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... court ? Now pox on those who show a Court in wax ! It ought to bring all Courtiers on their backs : Such painted puppets ! fuch a varnish'd race Of hollow gewgaws , only drefs and face ! 200 205 Becomes the guilty , not the accufer ...
... court ? Now pox on those who show a Court in wax ! It ought to bring all Courtiers on their backs : Such painted puppets ! fuch a varnish'd race Of hollow gewgaws , only drefs and face ! 200 205 Becomes the guilty , not the accufer ...
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... Court . You humour me when I am fick , Why not when I am splenetick ? In town , what Objects could I meet ? The shops fhut up in every street , And Funerals blackening all the Doors , And yet more melancholy Whores : And what a duft in ...
... Court . You humour me when I am fick , Why not when I am splenetick ? In town , what Objects could I meet ? The shops fhut up in every street , And Funerals blackening all the Doors , And yet more melancholy Whores : And what a duft in ...
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Of the End and Efficacy of Satire | 9 |
Of the nature and ſtate of man with | 27 |
Of the nature and ſtate of man with | 40 |
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