Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry, Объемы 3-4J. Bell, 1789 |
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... fails , not act at all : If not their skill , they'd shew at least good sense , - They'd get no fame - nor would they give offence . Not that where some one merit is deny'd , Men On Scribbling against nius By Edw Rolle, B D.
... fails , not act at all : If not their skill , they'd shew at least good sense , - They'd get no fame - nor would they give offence . Not that where some one merit is deny'd , Men On Scribbling against nius By Edw Rolle, B D.
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... shew her head again in Change . The world grown old , its youthful follies past , Reason assumes her reign , tho ' late , at last . By slow degrees , and laboring up the hill , Step after step , yet seeming to stand still , She wins her ...
... shew her head again in Change . The world grown old , its youthful follies past , Reason assumes her reign , tho ' late , at last . By slow degrees , and laboring up the hill , Step after step , yet seeming to stand still , She wins her ...
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... shew'st thy modesty the more . Thou venerable Patriarch wise , Instruct us in thy mysteries : From thee the Gods no knowledge hide , No knowledge have to thee deny'd : The rural Gods of hills or plains , Where Faunus , or Favonia reigns ...
... shew'st thy modesty the more . Thou venerable Patriarch wise , Instruct us in thy mysteries : From thee the Gods no knowledge hide , No knowledge have to thee deny'd : The rural Gods of hills or plains , Where Faunus , or Favonia reigns ...
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A Prospect of Poetry | 21 |
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