Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry, Объемы 3-4J. Bell, 1789 |
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... thou , with thy prodigious store , But 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 ...
... thou , with thy prodigious store , But 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 ...
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... thou , on thy botanic throne , Sit'st fearless , uncontrol'd , alone : Thy realms in tumults ne'er involv'd , Or , rising , are as soon dissolv'd : Free from the mischiefs and the strife Of a false friend , or fury wife : And if a rebel ...
... thou , on thy botanic throne , Sit'st fearless , uncontrol'd , alone : Thy realms in tumults ne'er involv'd , Or , rising , are as soon dissolv'd : Free from the mischiefs and the strife Of a false friend , or fury wife : And if a rebel ...
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... thou criest - I'll tell thee — the old brown ; Trimm'd to a jacket , with the skirts cut down- Thou laugh'st ; I know , thou dost ; but check that sneer ; Epist . X. EPISTLES DESCRIPTIVE , & c . 87 From the Hon Charles Fox, partridge ...
... thou criest - I'll tell thee — the old brown ; Trimm'd to a jacket , with the skirts cut down- Thou laugh'st ; I know , thou dost ; but check that sneer ; Epist . X. EPISTLES DESCRIPTIVE , & c . 87 From the Hon Charles Fox, partridge ...
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