The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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John Newbery. I'd employ my utmost care Still to keep , and still to spare ; And , when death approach'd , would say , Take thy fee , and walk away . ' But fince riches cannot fave Mortals from the gloomy grave , Why should I myself ...
John Newbery. I'd employ my utmost care Still to keep , and still to spare ; And , when death approach'd , would say , Take thy fee , and walk away . ' But fince riches cannot fave Mortals from the gloomy grave , Why should I myself ...
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... still , Ixion refts upon his wheel , And the pale spectres dance ! The Furies fink upon their iron beds , And snakes uncurl'd hang liftning round their heads . By the ftreams that ever flow , By the fragrant winds that blow O'er the ...
... still , Ixion refts upon his wheel , And the pale spectres dance ! The Furies fink upon their iron beds , And snakes uncurl'd hang liftning round their heads . By the ftreams that ever flow , By the fragrant winds that blow O'er the ...
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... Still in new impudence , new ignorance . Succefs let others teach ; learn thou from me Pangs without birth , and fruitless industry . Let virtuofos in five years be writ ; Yet not one thought accufe thy toil of wit . Let gentle George ...
... Still in new impudence , new ignorance . Succefs let others teach ; learn thou from me Pangs without birth , and fruitless industry . Let virtuofos in five years be writ ; Yet not one thought accufe thy toil of wit . Let gentle George ...
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