A Collection of Poems: In Six Volumes, Band 3Robert Dodsley J. Hughs, 1763 - 351 Seiten |
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... should your friend with your defires comply , And fell himself to Rome and flav'ry ; He could not wear his trammels with that art , Or hide the noble anguish of his heart : You'd foon repent the livery that you gave ; For , truft me , I ...
... should your friend with your defires comply , And fell himself to Rome and flav'ry ; He could not wear his trammels with that art , Or hide the noble anguish of his heart : You'd foon repent the livery that you gave ; For , truft me , I ...
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... should have somewhat evermore to do . Hard labour's tedious , every one must own ; But furely better such by far , than none ; The perfect drone , the quite impertinent , Whose life at nothing aims , but -- to be spent ; Such heaven ...
... should have somewhat evermore to do . Hard labour's tedious , every one must own ; But furely better such by far , than none ; The perfect drone , the quite impertinent , Whose life at nothing aims , but -- to be spent ; Such heaven ...
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... ' midft indolence , fpleen will prevail , Since who do nothing else , are fure to rail ; Man fhould be fuffer'd thus to play the fool , To keep from hurt , as children go to school . You You should not rhyme in spite of nature ? – [ 66 ]
... ' midft indolence , fpleen will prevail , Since who do nothing else , are fure to rail ; Man fhould be fuffer'd thus to play the fool , To keep from hurt , as children go to school . You You should not rhyme in spite of nature ? – [ 66 ]
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In Six Volumes Robert Dodsley. You should not rhyme in spite of nature ? – Yet fure ' tis greater trouble , if you do ; And if ' tis lab'ring only , men profess , True ; Who writes the hardest , writes with most fuccefs . Thus for myself ...
In Six Volumes Robert Dodsley. You should not rhyme in spite of nature ? – Yet fure ' tis greater trouble , if you do ; And if ' tis lab'ring only , men profess , True ; Who writes the hardest , writes with most fuccefs . Thus for myself ...
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... should man mistaken deem it nobler To dwell in palaces , and high - roof'd halls , Than in God's forefts , architect fupreme ! Say , is the Perfian carpet , than the field's Or meadow's mantle gay , more richly wov'n ; Or fofter to the ...
... should man mistaken deem it nobler To dwell in palaces , and high - roof'd halls , Than in God's forefts , architect fupreme ! Say , is the Perfian carpet , than the field's Or meadow's mantle gay , more richly wov'n ; Or fofter to the ...
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