Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry: EpistlesJohn Bell J. Bell, 1789 |
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... keep this secret from the men : Should the weak things this truth discover , How few coquettes would keep a lover ! And yet , so plain ( tho ' blind you Epist . X. 33 EPISTLES FAMILIAR , & c .
... keep this secret from the men : Should the weak things this truth discover , How few coquettes would keep a lover ! And yet , so plain ( tho ' blind you Epist . X. 33 EPISTLES FAMILIAR , & c .
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... Keep all cold from your breast , there's already too much ; Your pinners set right , your twitcher ty'd on , Your prayers at an end , and your breakfast quite done ; Retire to some author , improving and gay , And with sense like your ...
... Keep all cold from your breast , there's already too much ; Your pinners set right , your twitcher ty'd on , Your prayers at an end , and your breakfast quite done ; Retire to some author , improving and gay , And with sense like your ...
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... means to learning lead , By diff'rent roads , with diff'rent speed , Douglas and you keep gently jogging , But I must run the race with flogging . EPISTLE XVII . FROM CAMBRIDGE ΤΟ MASTER HENRY ARCHER , Epist . XVI . 57 AND HUMOROUS .
... means to learning lead , By diff'rent roads , with diff'rent speed , Douglas and you keep gently jogging , But I must run the race with flogging . EPISTLE XVII . FROM CAMBRIDGE ΤΟ MASTER HENRY ARCHER , Epist . XVI . 57 AND HUMOROUS .
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... keep a miss - in common : Not her , among the batter'd lasses , Such as our friend Toupét caresses , But her , a nymph of polish'd sense , Which pedants call Impertinence ; Train'd up to laugh , and drink , and swear , And rally with ...
... keep a miss - in common : Not her , among the batter'd lasses , Such as our friend Toupét caresses , But her , a nymph of polish'd sense , Which pedants call Impertinence ; Train'd up to laugh , and drink , and swear , And rally with ...
Стр. 65
... , But then he sends you back unpaid ; And all you gain from generous cully , Must go to keep some Irish bully . Pinchbeck demands the tweezer case , And Monmouth - street the gowns and stays ; More Epist . XVIII . 65 AND HUMOROUS .
... , But then he sends you back unpaid ; And all you gain from generous cully , Must go to keep some Irish bully . Pinchbeck demands the tweezer case , And Monmouth - street the gowns and stays ; More Epist . XVIII . 65 AND HUMOROUS .
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