The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Том 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... plead for pirates in the face of day ; With flavish tenets tàint our poifon'd youth And lend a lye the confidence of truth . Let fuch raife palaces , and manors buy , Collect a tax , or farm a lottery , With warbling eunuchs fill a ...
... plead for pirates in the face of day ; With flavish tenets tàint our poifon'd youth And lend a lye the confidence of truth . Let fuch raife palaces , and manors buy , Collect a tax , or farm a lottery , With warbling eunuchs fill a ...
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... plead ? As far a formalift from wifdem fits In judging eyes , as libertines from wits . Yet fubtile wights ( fo blind are mortal men , Tho ' Satire couch them with her keenest pen ) For ever will hang out a folemn face , To put off ...
... plead ? As far a formalift from wifdem fits In judging eyes , as libertines from wits . Yet fubtile wights ( fo blind are mortal men , Tho ' Satire couch them with her keenest pen ) For ever will hang out a folemn face , To put off ...
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... plead ; By thofe first pleasures of the bridal bed ; If e'er , when folded in your circling arms , You figh'd , and prais'd thefe now - neglected charms : If pray'r can move thee , with this pray'r comply , Regard , Eneas , with a ...
... plead ; By thofe first pleasures of the bridal bed ; If e'er , when folded in your circling arms , You figh'd , and prais'd thefe now - neglected charms : If pray'r can move thee , with this pray'r comply , Regard , Eneas , with a ...
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