The Lady's Poetical Magazine: Or, Beauties of British Poetry, Band 1Harrison and Company, 1781 |
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... forrows fown , More than all thy fcorners own . • What , tho ' hoftile earth defpife ; < Heav'n beholds with gentler eyes ! Heav'n thy friendlefs fteps fhall guide , Chear thy hours , and guard thy fide . . When • When the fatal trump ...
... forrows fown , More than all thy fcorners own . • What , tho ' hoftile earth defpife ; < Heav'n beholds with gentler eyes ! Heav'n thy friendlefs fteps fhall guide , Chear thy hours , and guard thy fide . . When • When the fatal trump ...
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... forrow's fullen frame , Void of distinction , marks all parts the fame . What's a fine perfon , or a beauteous face , Unless deportment gives them decent grace ? Blefs'd with all other requifites to please , › Some want the striking ...
... forrow's fullen frame , Void of distinction , marks all parts the fame . What's a fine perfon , or a beauteous face , Unless deportment gives them decent grace ? Blefs'd with all other requifites to please , › Some want the striking ...
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... forrows , • Throbs with a fympathetick woe . This is the temper most endearing : • Tho ' wide proud Pomp her banners spreads , An heavenlier power , good - nature bearing , • Each heart in willing thraldom leads . • Taste not from ...
... forrows , • Throbs with a fympathetick woe . This is the temper most endearing : • Tho ' wide proud Pomp her banners spreads , An heavenlier power , good - nature bearing , • Each heart in willing thraldom leads . • Taste not from ...
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... forrow , pain and trouble , Ever rifing while we live . L THE PARISH CLERK ... BY MR . W. VERNON . .I . ET courtly bards , in polish'd phrase , endite Soft madrigals , to celebrate the fair ; Or paint the splendor of a birth - day night ...
... forrow , pain and trouble , Ever rifing while we live . L THE PARISH CLERK ... BY MR . W. VERNON . .I . ET courtly bards , in polish'd phrase , endite Soft madrigals , to celebrate the fair ; Or paint the splendor of a birth - day night ...
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... forrow , then , to learn That he himself's the caufe of your concèru ! • Nor had I loiter'd thus , had I been free ; < But the fair Princess of Felicity Entreated me to make fome fhort delay ; And afk'd by her , who could refuse to stay ...
... forrow , then , to learn That he himself's the caufe of your concèru ! • Nor had I loiter'd thus , had I been free ; < But the fair Princess of Felicity Entreated me to make fome fhort delay ; And afk'd by her , who could refuse to stay ...
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