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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... just begun love's joys to tafte ( Thofe full rewards for fears and dangers paft ) A fever feiz'd her , and to nothing brought The richest work that ever Nature wrought . All things below , alas , uncertain stand ; The firmest rocks are ...
... just begun love's joys to tafte ( Thofe full rewards for fears and dangers paft ) A fever feiz'd her , and to nothing brought The richest work that ever Nature wrought . All things below , alas , uncertain stand ; The firmest rocks are ...
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... just as defperate as ours . Expect that Birds should only fing to you ; And , as you walk , that every tree should bow ; Expect thofe ftatues as you pafs fhould burn ; And that with wonder men should statues turn ; 20 25 Such Such ...
... just as defperate as ours . Expect that Birds should only fing to you ; And , as you walk , that every tree should bow ; Expect thofe ftatues as you pafs fhould burn ; And that with wonder men should statues turn ; 20 25 Such Such ...
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... just recover'd fo much fenfe , As to avoid , with heavy heart , The fair , but fatal influence . But , fince you fhine away despair , And now my fighs no longer fhun , No Perfian in his zealous prayer So much adores the rifing Sun. If ...
... just recover'd fo much fenfe , As to avoid , with heavy heart , The fair , but fatal influence . But , fince you fhine away despair , And now my fighs no longer fhun , No Perfian in his zealous prayer So much adores the rifing Sun. If ...
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... just and fair excuse .『, " I then did vulgar joys pursue bax Variety was all my bliss : But ignorant of love and you , How could I chuse but do amiss ? If ever now my wandring eyesot 1 Seek out amusements as beforeen of th one ? If e ...
... just and fair excuse .『, " I then did vulgar joys pursue bax Variety was all my bliss : But ignorant of love and you , How could I chuse but do amiss ? If ever now my wandring eyesot 1 Seek out amusements as beforeen of th one ? If e ...
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... just disdain ; Ill - bred then let me be , but not unchaft , Nor my clear fame with any fpót defac'd . Tho in my face there's no affected frown , Nor in my carriage a feign'd nicenefs shown , I keep my Honour ftill without a stain , Nor ...
... just disdain ; Ill - bred then let me be , but not unchaft , Nor my clear fame with any fpót defac'd . Tho in my face there's no affected frown , Nor in my carriage a feign'd nicenefs shown , I keep my Honour ftill without a stain , Nor ...
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