The Lady's Poetical Magazine: Or, Beauties of British Poetry, Band 1Harrison and Company, 1781 |
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... fame , Which ask not strength of body , but of mind , Be , as the foul , to neither fex confin'd . For tho ' fometimes , the fair might easy prove , Females have well in noblest conflicts strove ; As when Eliza Britain's fceptre sway'd ...
... fame , Which ask not strength of body , but of mind , Be , as the foul , to neither fex confin'd . For tho ' fometimes , the fair might easy prove , Females have well in noblest conflicts strove ; As when Eliza Britain's fceptre sway'd ...
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... fame . " Happy for England , were each female mind , To science more , and lefs to pomp inclin❜d ' ; If parents , by example , prudence taught , And from their QUEEN the flame of virtue caught !: Skill'd in each art that ferves to ...
... fame . " Happy for England , were each female mind , To science more , and lefs to pomp inclin❜d ' ; If parents , by example , prudence taught , And from their QUEEN the flame of virtue caught !: Skill'd in each art that ferves to ...
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... fame , Which tainted , not the quick'ning gales That sweep Sabéa's spicy vales , Nor all the healing fweets restore , That breathe along Arabia's fhore . The trav'ller , if he chance to ftray , May turn uncenfur'd to his way ; Polluted ...
... fame , Which tainted , not the quick'ning gales That sweep Sabéa's spicy vales , Nor all the healing fweets restore , That breathe along Arabia's fhore . The trav'ller , if he chance to ftray , May turn uncenfur'd to his way ; Polluted ...
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... fame . ; What should she do ? -Attempt once more To gain the late deferted fhore ? So trusting , back the mourner flew , As fast the train of fiends purfue . Again the farther fhore's attain'd , Again the land of Virtue gain'd ; But ...
... fame . ; What should she do ? -Attempt once more To gain the late deferted fhore ? So trusting , back the mourner flew , As fast the train of fiends purfue . Again the farther fhore's attain'd , Again the land of Virtue gain'd ; But ...
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... fame ; With noble rev'rence fpoke of Greece and Rome , And fcorn'd to tear the laurel from the tomb . • But more than just to other countries grown , • Must we turn base apoftates to our own ? • Where do these words of Greece and Rome ...
... fame ; With noble rev'rence fpoke of Greece and Rome , And fcorn'd to tear the laurel from the tomb . • But more than just to other countries grown , • Must we turn base apoftates to our own ? • Where do these words of Greece and Rome ...
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