Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry, Том 1John Bell J. Bell, 1790 |
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... Astraea ! been thy Talbot's choice , Could list'ning crowds now hang upon his voice ? And thou , blest Maid , might'st long have wept in vain The distant glories of a second reign , In exile doom'd yet ages to complain . Where high ...
... Astraea ! been thy Talbot's choice , Could list'ning crowds now hang upon his voice ? And thou , blest Maid , might'st long have wept in vain The distant glories of a second reign , In exile doom'd yet ages to complain . Where high ...
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... Page 9. The Gentleman to whom this Epistle is addressed , was author of " Philemon to Hydaspes . " The Epistle itself was first printed in 1735 , Mr. Co- ventry died in 1752 . 10. Had , fair Astraea ! been thy TALBOT's choice.
... Page 9. The Gentleman to whom this Epistle is addressed , was author of " Philemon to Hydaspes . " The Epistle itself was first printed in 1735 , Mr. Co- ventry died in 1752 . 10. Had , fair Astraea ! been thy TALBOT's choice.
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John Bell. 10. Had , fair Astraea ! been thy TALBOT's choice , ] The Lord Chancellor Talbot , is the person here re- ferred to . ib . Nor thou , sweet Bard ! who " turn'dst the tuneful РОРЕ . II . art , " From sound to sense , from fancy ...
John Bell. 10. Had , fair Astraea ! been thy TALBOT's choice , ] The Lord Chancellor Talbot , is the person here re- ferred to . ib . Nor thou , sweet Bard ! who " turn'dst the tuneful РОРЕ . II . art , " From sound to sense , from fancy ...
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