Poems,J. Johnson, 1803 - 363 páginas |
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... pleasures and his patron's pride : From fuch apoftles , oh ye mitred heads , Preferve the church ! and lay not careless hands On fculls , that cannot teach , and will not learn . Would I defcribe a preacher , such as Paul , Were he on ...
... pleasures and his patron's pride : From fuch apoftles , oh ye mitred heads , Preferve the church ! and lay not careless hands On fculls , that cannot teach , and will not learn . Would I defcribe a preacher , such as Paul , Were he on ...
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... pleasures ; buys the boy a name , That fits a ftigma on his father's house , And cleaves through life infeparably close To him , that wears it . What can after - games Of riper joys , and commerce with the world , The lewd vain world ...
... pleasures ; buys the boy a name , That fits a ftigma on his father's house , And cleaves through life infeparably close To him , that wears it . What can after - games Of riper joys , and commerce with the world , The lewd vain world ...
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... pleasures to another's pain ; That feeds upon the fobs and dying fhrieks Of harmless nature , dumb , but yet endued With eloquence , that agonies infpire , Of filent tears and heart - diftending fighs ? Vain tears , alas , and fighs ...
... pleasures to another's pain ; That feeds upon the fobs and dying fhrieks Of harmless nature , dumb , but yet endued With eloquence , that agonies infpire , Of filent tears and heart - diftending fighs ? Vain tears , alas , and fighs ...
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... . Whether inclement seasons recommend His warm but fimple home , where he enjoys With her , who shares his pleasures and his heart , Sweet converfe , fipping calm the fragrant lymph , Which BOOK III . 95 THE GARDEN .
... . Whether inclement seasons recommend His warm but fimple home , where he enjoys With her , who shares his pleasures and his heart , Sweet converfe , fipping calm the fragrant lymph , Which BOOK III . 95 THE GARDEN .
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... pleasures . Manfions once Knew their own mafters ; and laborious hinds , Who had survived the father , served the son . Now the legitimate and rightful lord Is but a tranfient gueft , newly arrived , And foon to be fupplanted . He that ...
... pleasures . Manfions once Knew their own mafters ; and laborious hinds , Who had survived the father , served the son . Now the legitimate and rightful lord Is but a tranfient gueft , newly arrived , And foon to be fupplanted . He that ...
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