The Works of the English Poets: PopeH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... eye , Or dreft in fmiles of fweet Cecilia fhine , With fimpering Angels , Paims , and Harps divine ; Whether the ... eyes may fee - a Pimple on her nose . Papillia , wedded to her amorous fpark , Sighs for the shades— “ How charming ...
... eye , Or dreft in fmiles of fweet Cecilia fhine , With fimpering Angels , Paims , and Harps divine ; Whether the ... eyes may fee - a Pimple on her nose . Papillia , wedded to her amorous fpark , Sighs for the shades— “ How charming ...
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... eye ; A fading Frefco here demands a figh : Each heavenly piece unwearied we compare , 35 Match Raphael's grace with ... eyes . Mufe ! at that Name thy facred forrows fhed , Thofe tears eternal that embalm the dead ; Call round her Tomb ...
... eye ; A fading Frefco here demands a figh : Each heavenly piece unwearied we compare , 35 Match Raphael's grace with ... eyes . Mufe ! at that Name thy facred forrows fhed , Thofe tears eternal that embalm the dead ; Call round her Tomb ...
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... eyes in France infpir'd his Mufe ; The brightest eyes in Britain now perufe ; And dead , as living , ' tis our Author's pride Still to charm . those who charm the world befide . * Mademoiselle Paulet . 80 > VOL . II . 1 . N EPISTLE E P ...
... eyes in France infpir'd his Mufe ; The brightest eyes in Britain now perufe ; And dead , as living , ' tis our Author's pride Still to charm . those who charm the world befide . * Mademoiselle Paulet . 80 > VOL . II . 1 . N EPISTLE E P ...
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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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