The Works of John Sheffield: Earl of Mulgrave, Marquis of Normanby, and Duke of Buckingham ...J.B. [i.e. John Barber] and sold, 1729 - 400 páginas |
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... hear His Fame augmented by an English Peer ? Now he embellifhes his HELEN'S Loves , Outdoes his Softnefs , and his Senfe improves ! DRYDEN , Pref . to VIRGIL'S ENEIS . " YOUR Effay of Poetry , which was publifh'd " without a Name , and ...
... hear His Fame augmented by an English Peer ? Now he embellifhes his HELEN'S Loves , Outdoes his Softnefs , and his Senfe improves ! DRYDEN , Pref . to VIRGIL'S ENEIS . " YOUR Effay of Poetry , which was publifh'd " without a Name , and ...
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... hear , much lefs believe ? I gaze on that which is a Fault to mind , And ought to fly the Danger which I find : Offalse Mankind tho ' you may be the best , Ye all have robb'd poor Women of their Reft . I fee your Pain , and fee it too ...
... hear , much lefs believe ? I gaze on that which is a Fault to mind , And ought to fly the Danger which I find : Offalse Mankind tho ' you may be the best , Ye all have robb'd poor Women of their Reft . I fee your Pain , and fee it too ...
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... hear ' em fay : To leave off Loving , were your better Way ; Yet if you will diffemble it , you may . Love fecretly the Absence of my Lord More Freedom gives , but does not all afford . Long is his Journey , long will be his Stay ; Call ...
... hear ' em fay : To leave off Loving , were your better Way ; Yet if you will diffemble it , you may . Love fecretly the Absence of my Lord More Freedom gives , but does not all afford . Long is his Journey , long will be his Stay ; Call ...
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... hear , While you forget what Part in it you bear . You , my Crime's Author , will my Crime upbraid : Deep under Ground , Oh ! let me first be laid ! You boaft the Pomp and Plenty of your Land , And promise all fhall be at my Command ...
... hear , While you forget what Part in it you bear . You , my Crime's Author , will my Crime upbraid : Deep under Ground , Oh ! let me first be laid ! You boaft the Pomp and Plenty of your Land , And promise all fhall be at my Command ...
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... Example then may please Such noble , hopeful Spirits , as appear Willing to flight their Pleasures and their Ease , For Fame and Honour ? Till at last they hear , O 2 After After much Trouble born , and Danger run , The MISCELLANIES . 195.
... Example then may please Such noble , hopeful Spirits , as appear Willing to flight their Pleasures and their Ease , For Fame and Honour ? Till at last they hear , O 2 After After much Trouble born , and Danger run , The MISCELLANIES . 195.
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