The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... to thofe who are over anxious for wealth . ODE 23 . The VANITY of RICHES . If the treafur'd gold could give Man a longer term to live , I'd employ my utmost care Still to keep , and D 5 Of LYRIC POETRY . 57 Rich I feem as Lydia's king, ...
... to thofe who are over anxious for wealth . ODE 23 . The VANITY of RICHES . If the treafur'd gold could give Man a longer term to live , I'd employ my utmost care Still to keep , and D 5 Of LYRIC POETRY . 57 Rich I feem as Lydia's king, ...
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... Still fhe invites , and ftill denies , And vows fhe'll leave you , if y'are rude ; Then from her ravifher the flies , But flies to be purfu'd : If from his fight fhe does herfelf convey , With a feign'd laugh the will herself betray ...
... Still fhe invites , and ftill denies , And vows fhe'll leave you , if y'are rude ; Then from her ravifher the flies , But flies to be purfu'd : If from his fight fhe does herfelf convey , With a feign'd laugh the will herself betray ...
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... Still let him wander , tofs'd from place to place , Far from his country , and his fon's embrace , By barbarous nations harrafs'd with alarms ; And take the field with unfuccefsful arnis ; For foreign aid to distant regions fly , See ...
... Still let him wander , tofs'd from place to place , Far from his country , and his fon's embrace , By barbarous nations harrafs'd with alarms ; And take the field with unfuccefsful arnis ; For foreign aid to distant regions fly , See ...
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