The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... fair windows , and delightful bowers ; And on the top a dial told the timely hours . It was a goodly heap for to behold , And fpake the praises of the workman's wit ; But full great pity , that fo fair a mold Did on fo weak foundation ...
... fair windows , and delightful bowers ; And on the top a dial told the timely hours . It was a goodly heap for to behold , And fpake the praises of the workman's wit ; But full great pity , that fo fair a mold Did on fo weak foundation ...
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... fair flower , that bloom will decay , And all thy lov'd beauties foon wither away ; Tho ' pluck'd by her hand , to whofe touch we must own ,. Harth and rough is the cygnet's most delicate down : " Thou too , fnowy hand ; -nay , I mean ...
... fair flower , that bloom will decay , And all thy lov'd beauties foon wither away ; Tho ' pluck'd by her hand , to whofe touch we must own ,. Harth and rough is the cygnet's most delicate down : " Thou too , fnowy hand ; -nay , I mean ...
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... fair and ever young : The jolly God in triumph comes ; Sound the trumpets , beat the drums : Flufh'd with a purple grace He shows his honelt face ; Now give the hautboys breath ; he comes , he comes , Bacchus , ever fair and young ...
... fair and ever young : The jolly God in triumph comes ; Sound the trumpets , beat the drums : Flufh'd with a purple grace He shows his honelt face ; Now give the hautboys breath ; he comes , he comes , Bacchus , ever fair and young ...
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