Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry ...J. Bell, 1789 |
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... orient Anna lighted all its fires , And the glad stars responsive tun'd their choirs ; Pity she e'er left any in the lurch , To follow those who lighted her to church . Then Halifax , my Lord , as you do yet 76 Epist . V. EPISTLES CRITICAL.
... orient Anna lighted all its fires , And the glad stars responsive tun'd their choirs ; Pity she e'er left any in the lurch , To follow those who lighted her to church . Then Halifax , my Lord , as you do yet 76 Epist . V. EPISTLES CRITICAL.
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... e'er entail hereditary skill . If , ' mongst the humble hearers of the pit , Some curious vet'ran critic chance to sit , Is he pleas'd more because ' twas acted so By Booth and Cibber thirty years ago ? The mind recals an object held ...
... e'er entail hereditary skill . If , ' mongst the humble hearers of the pit , Some curious vet'ran critic chance to sit , Is he pleas'd more because ' twas acted so By Booth and Cibber thirty years ago ? The mind recals an object held ...
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... E'er persecution dropp'd her iron rod , And men still wag'd an impious war with God , An actor florish'd of no vulgar fame , Nature's disciple , and Genest his name . A noble object for his skill he chose , A martyr dying ' midst ...
... E'er persecution dropp'd her iron rod , And men still wag'd an impious war with God , An actor florish'd of no vulgar fame , Nature's disciple , and Genest his name . A noble object for his skill he chose , A martyr dying ' midst ...
Стр. 110
... e'er express , And nicer judgment always loaths excess . In sock or buskin , who o'erleaps the bounds , Disgusts our reason , and the taste confounds . Of all the evils which the stage molest , I hate your fool who overacts his jest ...
... e'er express , And nicer judgment always loaths excess . In sock or buskin , who o'erleaps the bounds , Disgusts our reason , and the taste confounds . Of all the evils which the stage molest , I hate your fool who overacts his jest ...
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... e'er provoke disdain , Who stand the foremost in the mortal train ; Who lend reflection all the grace of art , And strike the precept home upon the heart ? Yet , hapless Artist ! tho ' thy skill can raise The bursting peal of universal ...
... e'er provoke disdain , Who stand the foremost in the mortal train ; Who lend reflection all the grace of art , And strike the precept home upon the heart ? Yet , hapless Artist ! tho ' thy skill can raise The bursting peal of universal ...
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