Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry: EpistlesJohn Bell J. Bell, 1789 |
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... and king , The butler sweats , the glasses ring ; The cloth remov'd , the toasts go round , Bawdy and politics abound ; And as the knight more tipsy waxes , We damn all ministers and taxes . At last the 4 Epist . 1 . EPISTLES FAMILIAR.
... and king , The butler sweats , the glasses ring ; The cloth remov'd , the toasts go round , Bawdy and politics abound ; And as the knight more tipsy waxes , We damn all ministers and taxes . At last the 4 Epist . 1 . EPISTLES FAMILIAR.
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... round ; As it pleases your mind , to your health ' twill redound . After dinner two glasses at least , I approve ; Name the first to the king , and the last to your love : Thus cheerful with wisdom , with innocence gay , And calm with ...
... round ; As it pleases your mind , to your health ' twill redound . After dinner two glasses at least , I approve ; Name the first to the king , and the last to your love : Thus cheerful with wisdom , with innocence gay , And calm with ...
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... round , At last was in a cottage found . I ha'n't collected any care , Of that there's plenty every where : But , after wondrous labor spent , I've got three grains of rich content . It is my wish , it is my glory , To furnish your ...
... round , At last was in a cottage found . I ha'n't collected any care , Of that there's plenty every where : But , after wondrous labor spent , I've got three grains of rich content . It is my wish , it is my glory , To furnish your ...
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... round , Which hid behind the summit lies , Conceal'd from low and vulgar eyes , And which alone can amply pay The toil and drudgery of the way ; From hence they might with transport view All that the ancient sages knew , What they ...
... round , Which hid behind the summit lies , Conceal'd from low and vulgar eyes , And which alone can amply pay The toil and drudgery of the way ; From hence they might with transport view All that the ancient sages knew , What they ...
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... 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.
... 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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