English Literature, 1650-1800John Cooper Mendenhall J.B. Lippincott, 1940 - 1166 Seiten |
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... Honour Poets may pro- duce ; Trappings of life , for Ornament , not Use : Honour , which only does the name advance , Is the meer raving madness of Romance . Pleas'd with a word , you may sit tamely down ; And see your younger Brother ...
... Honour Poets may pro- duce ; Trappings of life , for Ornament , not Use : Honour , which only does the name advance , Is the meer raving madness of Romance . Pleas'd with a word , you may sit tamely down ; And see your younger Brother ...
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... honour'd , snatch'd in Manhood's Prime B ' unequal Fates and Providence's Crime : Yet not before the Goal of Honour won , All Parts fulfill'd of Subject and of Son ; Swift was the Race , but short the Time to run Oh narrow Circle , but ...
... honour'd , snatch'd in Manhood's Prime B ' unequal Fates and Providence's Crime : Yet not before the Goal of Honour won , All Parts fulfill'd of Subject and of Son ; Swift was the Race , but short the Time to run Oh narrow Circle , but ...
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... Honour ( who can read ) " Are taught to use them for their Creed . " The Rev'rend Author's good Intention , " Hath been rewarded with a Pension : " He doth an Honour to his Gown , " By bravely running Priest - craft down : " He shews ...
... Honour ( who can read ) " Are taught to use them for their Creed . " The Rev'rend Author's good Intention , " Hath been rewarded with a Pension : " He doth an Honour to his Gown , " By bravely running Priest - craft down : " He shews ...
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Go lovely Rose | 3 |
SIR WILLIAM DAVENANT | 11 |
From The Second Book Canto the First | 18 |
Urheberrecht | |
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