Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry: EpistlesJohn Bell J. Bell, 1789 |
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... us'd to prate in : That all fam'd Bards ( except the Dutch , If ever there were any such ) Have writ the poems they excel in In the same tongue they learn'd to spell in . To thee alone , with greatest ease , ' Tis granted in all ways to ...
... us'd to prate in : That all fam'd Bards ( except the Dutch , If ever there were any such ) Have writ the poems they excel in In the same tongue they learn'd to spell in . To thee alone , with greatest ease , ' Tis granted in all ways to ...
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... us'd with nicest art To comb , and teach the curls to part , Lost the belle air and jaunty pride , Now lank depends on either side : My hat grown white , and rusted o'er , Once bien troussé with galon d'or ; My coat distain'd with dust ...
... us'd with nicest art To comb , and teach the curls to part , Lost the belle air and jaunty pride , Now lank depends on either side : My hat grown white , and rusted o'er , Once bien troussé with galon d'or ; My coat distain'd with dust ...
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... us'd to say I always had a knack that way ; So , if the love of truth be in ye , Read Strabo , Diodorus , Pliny- But like some authors I could name , Wrapt in myself I lose my theme . ) Say first , those very rocks we spy'd , But left ...
... us'd to say I always had a knack that way ; So , if the love of truth be in ye , Read Strabo , Diodorus , Pliny- But like some authors I could name , Wrapt in myself I lose my theme . ) Say first , those very rocks we spy'd , But left ...
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... us'd Some pains to get ourselves excus'd . My brother shipmates , all in haste , Declar'd , that shells were not their taste ; And I had somewhere seen , you know , A finer grott than she could shew . Hence let the Muse to Delos roam ...
... us'd Some pains to get ourselves excus'd . My brother shipmates , all in haste , Declar'd , that shells were not their taste ; And I had somewhere seen , you know , A finer grott than she could shew . Hence let the Muse to Delos roam ...
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... ! ) She that at Percy - Lodge so late From morn to night was us'd to prate , Almost impertinent and rude , Unbidden would herself intrude With tale , and epigram , and song , To To the Countess of Hert- ford By John Dalton, D D.
... ! ) She that at Percy - Lodge so late From morn to night was us'd to prate , Almost impertinent and rude , Unbidden would herself intrude With tale , and epigram , and song , To To the Countess of Hert- ford By John Dalton, D D.
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