Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry, Объемы 3-4J. Bell, 1789 |
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... pride of pow'r . His acts , his words , his thoughts no more his own , Each folly blazon'd , and each frailty known . Is he reserv'd ? -his sense is so refin'd , It ne'er descends to trifle with mankind . Open and free ? —they find the ...
... pride of pow'r . His acts , his words , his thoughts no more his own , Each folly blazon'd , and each frailty known . Is he reserv'd ? -his sense is so refin'd , It ne'er descends to trifle with mankind . Open and free ? —they find the ...
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... pride in man with equal pride declaim , And hide ill - nature under virtue's name ? Or deeply vers'd in flattery's wily ways , Flow in full reams of undistinguish'd praise ? To vice's grave , or folly's bust bequeath The blushing trophy ...
... pride in man with equal pride declaim , And hide ill - nature under virtue's name ? Or deeply vers'd in flattery's wily ways , Flow in full reams of undistinguish'd praise ? To vice's grave , or folly's bust bequeath The blushing trophy ...
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... pride of love and lace ; " Or scarr'd , with bolder sacrilege , thy face . " Soon as to Brooks's thence thy footsteps bend , What gratulations thy approach attend ! See Gibbon rap his box ; auspicious sign , That classic compliment and ...
... pride of love and lace ; " Or scarr'd , with bolder sacrilege , thy face . " Soon as to Brooks's thence thy footsteps bend , What gratulations thy approach attend ! See Gibbon rap his box ; auspicious sign , That classic compliment and ...
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