Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry: EpistlesJohn Bell J. Bell, 1791 |
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... promise signifies no more , Than in the chamber of a whore . And when the good deceiv'd Sir Francis With Madam up from Yorkshire dances , To claim the great man's promise given Some six years since , or ( some say ) seven ; No one can ...
... promise signifies no more , Than in the chamber of a whore . And when the good deceiv'd Sir Francis With Madam up from Yorkshire dances , To claim the great man's promise given Some six years since , or ( some say ) seven ; No one can ...
Стр. 77
... promise duly made Beneath a prelate's holy roof , Must stand ' gainst all assaults a proof . Yet he who thinks the church unshaken , May find himself in time mistaken . I know the man , and grieve to say't , Who so did fail - and that ...
... promise duly made Beneath a prelate's holy roof , Must stand ' gainst all assaults a proof . Yet he who thinks the church unshaken , May find himself in time mistaken . I know the man , and grieve to say't , Who so did fail - and that ...
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... promise then and there , ( But promises are china - ware ) Didst thou not promise , as I spoke , That you'd ere long your Muse invoke , And cloath'd in strong harmonious line , Send counsel to the young divine ? Where of thy word then ...
... promise then and there , ( But promises are china - ware ) Didst thou not promise , as I spoke , That you'd ere long your Muse invoke , And cloath'd in strong harmonious line , Send counsel to the young divine ? Where of thy word then ...
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... promise made must be confess'd , But here , Sir - distinguendum est . A promise broke , and one delay'd , Differ as much as light and shade . By this distinction all your whores And courtiers I turn out of doors , And , by induction ...
... promise made must be confess'd , But here , Sir - distinguendum est . A promise broke , and one delay'd , Differ as much as light and shade . By this distinction all your whores And courtiers I turn out of doors , And , by induction ...
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... promise's performance good , Though for a year the virgin stray'd , And wept her unlost maidenhead . Thus , Sir , you see we men of letters Can , like Jack Shepherd , cut our fetters ; When pinch'd , we file scholastic saw , And iron is ...
... promise's performance good , Though for a year the virgin stray'd , And wept her unlost maidenhead . Thus , Sir , you see we men of letters Can , like Jack Shepherd , cut our fetters ; When pinch'd , we file scholastic saw , And iron is ...
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