Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry: EpistlesJohn Bell J. Bell, 1789 |
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... give . Fir'd by new passion you address the fair ; Survey the opera as a gay parterre : Young Cloe's bloom had made you certain prize , But for a side - long glance from Celia's eyes : Your beating heart acknowledges her power ; Your ...
... give . Fir'd by new passion you address the fair ; Survey the opera as a gay parterre : Young Cloe's bloom had made you certain prize , But for a side - long glance from Celia's eyes : Your beating heart acknowledges her power ; Your ...
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... gives , and with a smile can wound ; Her melting voice has music in the sound ; Her every motion wears resistless grace ; Wit in her mien , and pleasure in her face : Here while you vow eternity of love , Cloe and Celia unregarded move ...
... gives , and with a smile can wound ; Her melting voice has music in the sound ; Her every motion wears resistless grace ; Wit in her mien , and pleasure in her face : Here while you vow eternity of love , Cloe and Celia unregarded move ...
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... give attendance with his half - shut eyes ? What makes that girl with hideous visage stare ? What fiends prevent Ead's journey to the fair ? Why all this noise , this bustle and this rout ? " Oh , nothing — but poor master has the gout ...
... give attendance with his half - shut eyes ? What makes that girl with hideous visage stare ? What fiends prevent Ead's journey to the fair ? Why all this noise , this bustle and this rout ? " Oh , nothing — but poor master has the gout ...
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... polish to th ' historic page , And cease awhile to moralize the age . By your sweet converse chear'd the live - long day Will pass unnotic'd , like the stream , away . Why should kind Providence abundance give , If we , EPISTLE VII .
... polish to th ' historic page , And cease awhile to moralize the age . By your sweet converse chear'd the live - long day Will pass unnotic'd , like the stream , away . Why should kind Providence abundance give , If we , EPISTLE VII .
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John Bell. Why should kind Providence abundance give , If we , like niggards , can't afford to live ? The wretched ... Gives ease to kings , and freedom to the slave : Bemus'd in wine , the bard his duns forgets , And drinks serene ...
John Bell. Why should kind Providence abundance give , If we , like niggards , can't afford to live ? The wretched ... Gives ease to kings , and freedom to the slave : Bemus'd in wine , the bard his duns forgets , And drinks serene ...
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