The Lady's Poetical Magazine: Or, Beauties of British Poetry, Band 1Harrison and Company, 1781 |
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... fear YOUR virtue difallow'd ! Unjuft it is - regard the paft with shame ; And let them henceforth fhare the road to fame . " Happy for England , were each female mind , To science more , and lefs to pomp inclin❜d ' ; If parents , by ...
... fear YOUR virtue difallow'd ! Unjuft it is - regard the paft with shame ; And let them henceforth fhare the road to fame . " Happy for England , were each female mind , To science more , and lefs to pomp inclin❜d ' ; If parents , by ...
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... fear , My better Genius cries , Still perfevere ! Think , by your means , each fair - one may adorn Her brow with rofes , fearlefs of the thorn ; A 2 May • May range thro ' Nature's rich parterres with ease BEAUTIES OF POETRY . 31.
... fear , My better Genius cries , Still perfevere ! Think , by your means , each fair - one may adorn Her brow with rofes , fearlefs of the thorn ; A 2 May • May range thro ' Nature's rich parterres with ease BEAUTIES OF POETRY . 31.
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... fear , howe'er incautiously fhe tread , • To place her foot upon the adder's head : • Affur'd each plant or flow'r that meets her eyes , Is to the virtuous mind a welcome prize . • E'en CHARLOTTE's felf fome leisure hour may rove In ...
... fear , howe'er incautiously fhe tread , • To place her foot upon the adder's head : • Affur'd each plant or flow'r that meets her eyes , Is to the virtuous mind a welcome prize . • E'en CHARLOTTE's felf fome leisure hour may rove In ...
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... fears of age exprefs'd . O joyful caufe of many a care ! O daughter , too divinely fair ! Yon world , on this important day , • Demands thee to a dang'rous way ; • A painful journey all must go , • Whofe doubted period none can know ...
... fears of age exprefs'd . O joyful caufe of many a care ! O daughter , too divinely fair ! Yon world , on this important day , • Demands thee to a dang'rous way ; • A painful journey all must go , • Whofe doubted period none can know ...
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... fear , ah fear ! to turn thy fight , • Where yonder flow'ry fields invite ; • Wide on the left , the path - way bends , • And with pernicious eafe defcends ; There , fweet to fenfe , and fair to show , • New planted Edens feem to blow ...
... fear , ah fear ! to turn thy fight , • Where yonder flow'ry fields invite ; • Wide on the left , the path - way bends , • And with pernicious eafe defcends ; There , fweet to fenfe , and fair to show , • New planted Edens feem to blow ...
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