Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry: EpistlesJohn Bell J. Bell, 1791 |
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... cause , Waste the land with holy laws : While the gleanings of their power , T Lawyers , lordlings , priests devour . Now , methinks , I hear thee say , " Drink alone thy mountain whey ! " Wherefore tempt the Irish shoals ? ' Sights ...
... cause , Waste the land with holy laws : While the gleanings of their power , T Lawyers , lordlings , priests devour . Now , methinks , I hear thee say , " Drink alone thy mountain whey ! " Wherefore tempt the Irish shoals ? ' Sights ...
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... causes great , great speculation- Part of the business of the nation . But hang digressions - to return ; And must I three long winters mourn ? That tedious length spun out and past We meet - but how improv'd your taste ? Your figure ...
... causes great , great speculation- Part of the business of the nation . But hang digressions - to return ; And must I three long winters mourn ? That tedious length spun out and past We meet - but how improv'd your taste ? Your figure ...
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... hot , as fire can make it , And burn my finger , and my coat , They'd flatly tell me , ' tis not hot ; The fire , say they , has in't , ' tis true , The pow'r of causing heat in you , But no бо Epist . XVII . EPISTLES FAMILIAR.
... hot , as fire can make it , And burn my finger , and my coat , They'd flatly tell me , ' tis not hot ; The fire , say they , has in't , ' tis true , The pow'r of causing heat in you , But no бо Epist . XVII . EPISTLES FAMILIAR.
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John Bell. The pow'r of causing heat in you , But no more heat's in fire that heats you , Than there is pain in stick ... Cause a sensation in our noses ; But then there's none of us can tell The things themselves have taste , or smell ...
John Bell. The pow'r of causing heat in you , But no more heat's in fire that heats you , Than there is pain in stick ... Cause a sensation in our noses ; But then there's none of us can tell The things themselves have taste , or smell ...
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... cause one limb is none o ' th ' best , Shall I for that cut off the rest ? Sure it may be with safety said , A parson's promise duly made Beneath a prelate's holy roof , Must stand ' gainst all assaults a proof . Yet he who thinks the ...
... cause one limb is none o ' th ' best , Shall I for that cut off the rest ? Sure it may be with safety said , A parson's promise duly made Beneath a prelate's holy roof , Must stand ' gainst all assaults a proof . Yet he who thinks the ...
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