Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry: EpistlesJohn Bell J. Bell, 1789 |
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... courts you seek ; Full of new projects for almost a week : You then despise the tinsel glittering snare ; Think vile mankind below a serious care . Life is too short for any distant aim ; And cold the dull reward of future fame : Be ...
... courts you seek ; Full of new projects for almost a week : You then despise the tinsel glittering snare ; Think vile mankind below a serious care . Life is too short for any distant aim ; And cold the dull reward of future fame : Be ...
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... court . There , indignant , shalt thou see Cringing slaves , who might be free , Brib'd with titles , hope , or gain , Tye their country's shameful chain ; Or , inspir'd by heav'n's good cause , Waste the land with holy laws : While the ...
... court . There , indignant , shalt thou see Cringing slaves , who might be free , Brib'd with titles , hope , or gain , Tye their country's shameful chain ; Or , inspir'd by heav'n's good cause , Waste the land with holy laws : While the ...
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... courts infuse , Haunts in retreat , and to the shade pursues . Here all my cares are to receive and pay Visits , my studies a romance or play . And then to pass the live - long Sunday off , Walks or a ride , nay church serves well ...
... courts infuse , Haunts in retreat , and to the shade pursues . Here all my cares are to receive and pay Visits , my studies a romance or play . And then to pass the live - long Sunday off , Walks or a ride , nay church serves well ...
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... your hours in lazy state , Just as forgetful as you're great ; Ramble to ev'ry court your rounds , Draw when you please an hundred pounds ; Despise expence , and dress out tawdry , In cloaths of lace , and gay embroid❜ry ; Shine.
... your hours in lazy state , Just as forgetful as you're great ; Ramble to ev'ry court your rounds , Draw when you please an hundred pounds ; Despise expence , and dress out tawdry , In cloaths of lace , and gay embroid❜ry ; Shine.
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... court To pass away an hour in sport : We like them all for this or that , For silence some , and some for chat ; For every one , as Cowley sings , Or arrows yields , or bows , or strings , But , after all this rambling life , Each man ...
... court To pass away an hour in sport : We like them all for this or that , For silence some , and some for chat ; For every one , as Cowley sings , Or arrows yields , or bows , or strings , But , after all this rambling life , Each man ...
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