Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry: EpistlesJohn Bell J. Bell, 1789 |
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... crowds befriend , Curs'd who on the crowd depend ; • On the great one's peevish fit , On the coxcomb's spurious wit ; Ever sentenc'd to bemoan Others failings in their own . If , like them , rejecting ease , Hills and health no longer ...
... crowds befriend , Curs'd who on the crowd depend ; • On the great one's peevish fit , On the coxcomb's spurious wit ; Ever sentenc'd to bemoan Others failings in their own . If , like them , rejecting ease , Hills and health no longer ...
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... crowd to Tunbridge - Wells ; Say , will not CLOE for awhile withdraw From dear Vauxhall and charming Ranelagh ? Sure at this homely hut one may contrive Awhile not only to exist , but live ; For not dull landscapes here my thoughts ...
... crowd to Tunbridge - Wells ; Say , will not CLOE for awhile withdraw From dear Vauxhall and charming Ranelagh ? Sure at this homely hut one may contrive Awhile not only to exist , but live ; For not dull landscapes here my thoughts ...
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... as wrong'd Othello said , The plumed troops , and neighing steed ! The troops ! alas ! more havoc there A peace will make , than all the war . What crowds of heroes in a day Reduc'd to starve 68 Epist . XIX . EPISTLES FAMILIAR.
... as wrong'd Othello said , The plumed troops , and neighing steed ! The troops ! alas ! more havoc there A peace will make , than all the war . What crowds of heroes in a day Reduc'd to starve 68 Epist . XIX . EPISTLES FAMILIAR.
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John Bell. What crowds of heroes in a day Reduc'd to starve on half their pay ! From Lowendhall ' twould pity meet , And Saxe himself might weep to see❜t . Already Fancy's active pow'r Foreruns the near - approaching hour . Methinks ...
John Bell. What crowds of heroes in a day Reduc'd to starve on half their pay ! From Lowendhall ' twould pity meet , And Saxe himself might weep to see❜t . Already Fancy's active pow'r Foreruns the near - approaching hour . Methinks ...
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... crowd Of goods , that call with voices loud Our nat❜ral genius , education , Parents , companions , or our station , Direct us to some single choice , In which we chiefly must rejoice . Pleasures are ladies - some we court To pass away ...
... crowd Of goods , that call with voices loud Our nat❜ral genius , education , Parents , companions , or our station , Direct us to some single choice , In which we chiefly must rejoice . Pleasures are ladies - some we court To pass away ...
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