The Works of the English Poets: PopeH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... heart : 315 320 Sees Yorke to fame , ere yet to Manhood known , 325 And just to every virtue , but his own ; Hears unftain'd Cam with generous pride proclaim A Sage's , Critic's , and a Poet's name : Beholds , where Widcombe's happy ...
... heart : 315 320 Sees Yorke to fame , ere yet to Manhood known , 325 And just to every virtue , but his own ; Hears unftain'd Cam with generous pride proclaim A Sage's , Critic's , and a Poet's name : Beholds , where Widcombe's happy ...
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... hearts may bear its flender chain a day ; As flowery bands in wantonnefs are worn , A morning's pleasure , and at evening torn ; This binds in ties more easy , yet more strong , The willing heart , and only holds it long . 60 Thus ...
... hearts may bear its flender chain a day ; As flowery bands in wantonnefs are worn , A morning's pleasure , and at evening torn ; This binds in ties more easy , yet more strong , The willing heart , and only holds it long . 60 Thus ...
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... heart ; This curs'd Ombrelia , this undoing Fair , By whofe vile arts this heavy grief I bear ; 45 50 55 She , at whofe name I shed these spiteful tears , She owes to me the very charms she wears . An awkward Thing , when first she came ...
... heart ; This curs'd Ombrelia , this undoing Fair , By whofe vile arts this heavy grief I bear ; 45 50 55 She , at whofe name I shed these spiteful tears , She owes to me the very charms she wears . An awkward Thing , when first she came ...
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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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