The Works of John Sheffield, Earl of Mulgrave, Marquis of Normanby, and Duke of Buckingham ...John Barber, alderman of London, 1726 - 493 páginas |
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... said to rife ? So many cares attend the being wife , Tis rather falling down a precipice . From fence to Reason unimprov'd we move ; 60 We only then advance when Reason turns to Love . Thou reigneft o'er our earthly Gods ; " Uncrown'd ...
... said to rife ? So many cares attend the being wife , Tis rather falling down a precipice . From fence to Reason unimprov'd we move ; 60 We only then advance when Reason turns to Love . Thou reigneft o'er our earthly Gods ; " Uncrown'd ...
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... Said , he hop'd they had got enough by the prefs . With a huge mountain - load of heroical lumber , Which from Tonfon to Curl ev'ry prefs had groan'd under , G 5 Came 2 Came Blackmore and cry'd , look ! all these are MISCELLANIES . 105 ...
... Said , he hop'd they had got enough by the prefs . With a huge mountain - load of heroical lumber , Which from Tonfon to Curl ev'ry prefs had groan'd under , G 5 Came 2 Came Blackmore and cry'd , look ! all these are MISCELLANIES . 105 ...
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... Said , thofe works must be good , which had Addison's praise ; But Apollo reply'd , Child Euftace , ' tis known , Moft Authors will praise whatsoever's their own . $ 5 Then Phillips , came forth , as ftarch as a Quaker , Whofe fimple ...
... Said , thofe works must be good , which had Addison's praise ; But Apollo reply'd , Child Euftace , ' tis known , Moft Authors will praise whatsoever's their own . $ 5 Then Phillips , came forth , as ftarch as a Quaker , Whofe fimple ...
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... said , [ much , Would faulter then , and ftammer out ftrange things . Gods ! why should one of fuch a feeble temper Be fet upon the top of all this world , To look down on mankind ? ( A fhout . Brut . Another fhout ! Sure Rome is turn'd ...
... said , [ much , Would faulter then , and ftammer out ftrange things . Gods ! why should one of fuch a feeble temper Be fet upon the top of all this world , To look down on mankind ? ( A fhout . Brut . Another fhout ! Sure Rome is turn'd ...
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