The Works of the English Poets: PopeH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... round and round the Ghosts of Beauty glide , And haunt the places where their honour dy'd . See how the World its Veterans rewards ! A Youth of Frolicks , an old Age of Cards ; Fair to no purpose , artful to no end , Young without ...
... round and round the Ghosts of Beauty glide , And haunt the places where their honour dy'd . See how the World its Veterans rewards ! A Youth of Frolicks , an old Age of Cards ; Fair to no purpose , artful to no end , Young without ...
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... round him , and the people stare : 120 So ftiff , so mute ! some statue you would swear , Stept from its Pedestal to take the air ! And here , while town , and court , and city roars , With mobs , and duns , and foldiers , at their ...
... round him , and the people stare : 120 So ftiff , so mute ! some statue you would swear , Stept from its Pedestal to take the air ! And here , while town , and court , and city roars , With mobs , and duns , and foldiers , at their ...
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... round Murray all your blooming Loves ; Ad VENEREM . NTERMISSA , Venus , diu IN Rurfus bella moves ? parce precor , precor . Non fum qualis eram bonae Sub regno Cynarae . define , dulcium Mater faeva Cupidinum , Circa luftra decem ...
... round Murray all your blooming Loves ; Ad VENEREM . NTERMISSA , Venus , diu IN Rurfus bella moves ? parce precor , precor . Non fum qualis eram bonae Sub regno Cynarae . define , dulcium Mater faeva Cupidinum , Circa luftra decem ...
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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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