The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... give it immediately , left as he read further , he might be tempted to give away his whole eftate . From this " time he admitted the author to his acquaintance and " converfation , and prepared the way for his being " known and received ...
... give it immediately , left as he read further , he might be tempted to give away his whole eftate . From this " time he admitted the author to his acquaintance and " converfation , and prepared the way for his being " known and received ...
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... give you pain , themfelves they punish moft . Vows of virginity fhould well be weigh'd ; Too oft they're cancel'd , tho ' in convents made . Would you revenge fuch rafh refolves you may : Be fpiteful ! and believe the things we fay ; We ...
... give you pain , themfelves they punish moft . Vows of virginity fhould well be weigh'd ; Too oft they're cancel'd , tho ' in convents made . Would you revenge fuch rafh refolves you may : Be fpiteful ! and believe the things we fay ; We ...
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... give me Hector ! to my eyes restore His corfe , and take the gifts : I ask no more . Thou , as thou may'it , thefe boundless ftores enjoy ; Safe may'ft thou fail , and turn thy wrath from Troy , So fhall thy pity and forbearance give A ...
... give me Hector ! to my eyes restore His corfe , and take the gifts : I ask no more . Thou , as thou may'it , thefe boundless ftores enjoy ; Safe may'ft thou fail , and turn thy wrath from Troy , So fhall thy pity and forbearance give A ...
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