A Collection of Poems ...Robert Dodsley J. Hughs, 1758 |
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... Sure from the hand of fome unhappy maid Who dy'd of love , these sweet complainings part . * Eolus's Harp is a musical inftrument , which plays with the wind , invented by Mr. Ofwald ; its properties are fully defcribed in the Castle of ...
... Sure from the hand of fome unhappy maid Who dy'd of love , these sweet complainings part . * Eolus's Harp is a musical inftrument , which plays with the wind , invented by Mr. Ofwald ; its properties are fully defcribed in the Castle of ...
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... vain fops and painted faces , Wou'd fometimes kindly condefcend To vifit a dull country friend : Here you'll be ever sure to meet A hearty welcome , tho ' no treat , I 3 One One who has nothing else to do , But to [ 133 ]
... vain fops and painted faces , Wou'd fometimes kindly condefcend To vifit a dull country friend : Here you'll be ever sure to meet A hearty welcome , tho ' no treat , I 3 One One who has nothing else to do , But to [ 133 ]
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... sure to tread ; If others lead , let him their motions view , And in their steps the winding maze purfue . In every Country - dance a serious mind , Turn'd L 2 In [ 163 ] Still muft his hand be pointing out the way, ...
... sure to tread ; If others lead , let him their motions view , And in their steps the winding maze purfue . In every Country - dance a serious mind , Turn'd L 2 In [ 163 ] Still muft his hand be pointing out the way, ...
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... Sure engines of defpotick sway ; " These charms difpenfe o'er all the ball , " Secure to rule where'er they fall . " The love of cards , let SLOTH infufe , " The love of money foon ensues ; " The ftrong defire shall ne'er decay , " Who ...
... Sure engines of defpotick sway ; " These charms difpenfe o'er all the ball , " Secure to rule where'er they fall . " The love of cards , let SLOTH infufe , " The love of money foon ensues ; " The ftrong defire shall ne'er decay , " Who ...
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... Sure oft , unjustly , we impute to Fate A thousand evils which ourselves create ; Complain that life affords but little joy , And yet that little foolishly deftroy . We check the pleasures that too soon subside , And break the current ...
... Sure oft , unjustly , we impute to Fate A thousand evils which ourselves create ; Complain that life affords but little joy , And yet that little foolishly deftroy . We check the pleasures that too soon subside , And break the current ...
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