Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalR. Griffiths., 1804 |
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... give the lie . Tell despots they don't live The sov'reigns of their actions ; Their fiat laws may give ; Their swords may quell rude factions ; Yet still they're slaves - and why ? Thine arrow's the reply . Tell lords of high condition ...
... give the lie . Tell despots they don't live The sov'reigns of their actions ; Their fiat laws may give ; Their swords may quell rude factions ; Yet still they're slaves - and why ? Thine arrow's the reply . Tell lords of high condition ...
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... give the lie . Tell nature thou'rt its master , And bid it own thy power ; Tell justice to go faster , Though sullen she may lour : If aught they can reply , Still give to each the lie . Tell arts they all yield pleasure ; Tell schools ...
... give the lie . Tell nature thou'rt its master , And bid it own thy power ; Tell justice to go faster , Though sullen she may lour : If aught they can reply , Still give to each the lie . Tell arts they all yield pleasure ; Tell schools ...
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... give an opinion . 6 CORRESPONDENCE . We receive in good part the remarks of Amicus , but we could give more satisfactory answers to them that would be consistent with this notice of his letter , or with our much engrossed time . As to ...
... give an opinion . 6 CORRESPONDENCE . We receive in good part the remarks of Amicus , but we could give more satisfactory answers to them that would be consistent with this notice of his letter , or with our much engrossed time . As to ...
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