The Works of the English Poets, Том 28 |
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Fools huddle on , and always are in haste , 75 Act without thought , and
thoughtless words they waste . But thou , in all thou dost , with early cares Strive
to prevent at first a fate like theirs ; That sorrow on the end may never wait , Nor
sharp ...
Fools huddle on , and always are in haste , 75 Act without thought , and
thoughtless words they waste . But thou , in all thou dost , with early cares Strive
to prevent at first a fate like theirs ; That sorrow on the end may never wait , Nor
sharp ...
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... you had heard him say , Why are the Muse's labours cast away ? Why did I
write what only he could play ? But } * Mrs. Barry and Mrs. Bracegirdle clasp him
round the waste . But since , like friends to wit , thus throng'd 34 ROW E'S PO EM
S.
... you had heard him say , Why are the Muse's labours cast away ? Why did I
write what only he could play ? But } * Mrs. Barry and Mrs. Bracegirdle clasp him
round the waste . But since , like friends to wit , thus throng'd 34 ROW E'S PO EM
S.
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Her dimple cheek , and roguish eye , Her slender waste , and taper thigh , I
always thought provoking ; , But , faith , though I talk waggishly , I mean no more
than joking . VIII . Then be not jealous , friend : for , why ? My lady marchioness is
nigh ...
Her dimple cheek , and roguish eye , Her slender waste , and taper thigh , I
always thought provoking ; , But , faith , though I talk waggishly , I mean no more
than joking . VIII . Then be not jealous , friend : for , why ? My lady marchioness is
nigh ...
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That you , the first in wisdom as in wars , " Waste your great fouls in poor ignoble
jars ! • Go to ! you both are young . Yet oft rever'd • Greater than you have the wife
Nestor heard . · Their equals never shall these eyes behold : ' Cæneus the just ...
That you , the first in wisdom as in wars , " Waste your great fouls in poor ignoble
jars ! • Go to ! you both are young . Yet oft rever'd • Greater than you have the wife
Nestor heard . · Their equals never shall these eyes behold : ' Cæneus the just ...
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Content in shades obscure to waste thy life , A hidden beauty , and a country wife
. O ! listen while thy summers are my theme , Ah ! jooh thy partner in his waking
dream ! In some finall hamlet on the lonely plain , Where Thames , through ...
Content in shades obscure to waste thy life , A hidden beauty , and a country wife
. O ! listen while thy summers are my theme , Ah ! jooh thy partner in his waking
dream ! In some finall hamlet on the lonely plain , Where Thames , through ...
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| Название | The Works of the English Poets, Том 28 |
| Автор | Nicholas Rowe |
| Редакторы | Charles Bathurst (Londres), Samuel Johnson |
| Перевод: | Nicholas Rowe |
| Издатель | H. Baldwin, 1779 |
| Владелец оригинала: | Мадридский университет "Комплютенс" |
| Оцифровано | 3 авг 2009 |
| Количество страниц | Всего страниц: 230 |
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