Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry, Объемы 3-4J. Bell, 1789 |
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... fair . But neither footman's ideot laugh can please , Nor wounds the fiercer critic's envious hiss ; Deign but , ye circles of the fair , to smile , Well is the Poet paid for all his labor'd style . Now turn , and see , where , loaden ...
... fair . But neither footman's ideot laugh can please , Nor wounds the fiercer critic's envious hiss ; Deign but , ye circles of the fair , to smile , Well is the Poet paid for all his labor'd style . Now turn , and see , where , loaden ...
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... Fair , refine And bend each passion low at Honor's shrine . So felt the iron Goth when here he brought His worship of the Fair with valor fraught ; Soon as Iberia's mountains fixt his home , He rose a character unknown to Rome ; His ...
... Fair , refine And bend each passion low at Honor's shrine . So felt the iron Goth when here he brought His worship of the Fair with valor fraught ; Soon as Iberia's mountains fixt his home , He rose a character unknown to Rome ; His ...
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... fair unfold : Thy world , Columbus , spreads its various breast , Proud to be first by Lisboa's waves carest ; And Afric woos and leads her easy way To the fair regions of the rising day . If Turkey's drugs invite or silken pride , Thy ...
... fair unfold : Thy world , Columbus , spreads its various breast , Proud to be first by Lisboa's waves carest ; And Afric woos and leads her easy way To the fair regions of the rising day . If Turkey's drugs invite or silken pride , Thy ...
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EPISTLES | 1 |
A Prospect of Poetry | 21 |
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