Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry: EpistlesJohn Bell J. Bell, 1789 |
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... how ( the case still more t ' explain ) A fart that weighs not half a grain , The atmosphere will oft perfume Of a whole spacious drawing - room . Sometimes I pass a whole long day In happy indolence EPISTLES FAMILIAR Epist . 1 .
... how ( the case still more t ' explain ) A fart that weighs not half a grain , The atmosphere will oft perfume Of a whole spacious drawing - room . Sometimes I pass a whole long day In happy indolence EPISTLES FAMILIAR Epist . 1 .
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... pass long summer suns away , Busily idle , calmly gay ; Nor great , nor mean , nor rich , nor poor , Nor having much , or wishing more ; Except that you , when weary grown Of all the follies of the town , And seeing , in all public ...
... pass long summer suns away , Busily idle , calmly gay ; Nor great , nor mean , nor rich , nor poor , Nor having much , or wishing more ; Except that you , when weary grown Of all the follies of the town , And seeing , in all public ...
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... passing flock : So sings the wind around the solid stone : So vainly beat the waves with fruitless moan . Tedious the toil , and great the workman's care , Who dare attempt to fix impressions there : But should some swain more skilful ...
... passing flock : So sings the wind around the solid stone : So vainly beat the waves with fruitless moan . Tedious the toil , and great the workman's care , Who dare attempt to fix impressions there : But should some swain more skilful ...
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... pass in days twice five . Would Pegasus let me bestride him , And teach me skill , when up , to ride him ; Or had I wings well glu'd and corded , Better than Icarus or Ford had , Away I'd fly , nor stay to bait , Until I knock'd at ...
... pass in days twice five . Would Pegasus let me bestride him , And teach me skill , when up , to ride him ; Or had I wings well glu'd and corded , Better than Icarus or Ford had , Away I'd fly , nor stay to bait , Until I knock'd at ...
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... pass a day In the fair vale of Orpington and Cray , And live for once as humble vicars do , On Thursday I'll expect you here by two . Expect no niceties with me to pick , But Bansted mutton , and a barn - door chick . My friends with ...
... pass a day In the fair vale of Orpington and Cray , And live for once as humble vicars do , On Thursday I'll expect you here by two . Expect no niceties with me to pick , But Bansted mutton , and a barn - door chick . My friends with ...
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