The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... Some pleasing bank where verdant ofiers play , Some peaceful vale with nature's painting gay ; Where once the harrass'd Briton found repofe , And , fafe in poverty , defy'd his foes ; Some fecret cell , ye pow'rs , indulgent give . Let ...
... Some pleasing bank where verdant ofiers play , Some peaceful vale with nature's painting gay ; Where once the harrass'd Briton found repofe , And , fafe in poverty , defy'd his foes ; Some fecret cell , ye pow'rs , indulgent give . Let ...
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... Some fiery fop , with new commiffion vain , Who fleeps on brambles till he kills his man ; Some frolic drunkard , reeling from a feast , Provokes a broil , and ftabs you for a jeft . Yet ev'n these heroes , mischievously gay , Lords of ...
... Some fiery fop , with new commiffion vain , Who fleeps on brambles till he kills his man ; Some frolic drunkard , reeling from a feast , Provokes a broil , and ftabs you for a jeft . Yet ev'n these heroes , mischievously gay , Lords of ...
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John Newbery. Some hoftile god , for fome unknown offence , Had fure bereft my mind of better sense : For while thro ' winding ways I took my flight ; And fought the fhelter of the gloomy ... Some hoftile god, for fome unknown offence, ...
John Newbery. Some hoftile god , for fome unknown offence , Had fure bereft my mind of better sense : For while thro ' winding ways I took my flight ; And fought the fhelter of the gloomy ... Some hoftile god, for fome unknown offence, ...
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