The British Apollo: Containing Two Thousand Answers to Curious Questions in Most Arts and Sciences, Serious, Comical, and Humorous, Approved of by Many of the Most Learned and Ingenious of Both Universities, and of the Royal-Society, Volumen2T. Sanders, 1726 |
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... ne'er Provoke the fair , So ill to place their hearts , Nor throw away On vulgar clay , The choiceft of his darts ; You take us right . Yet this we know , By what you show , If love dim - fighted be ; His fubjects too , If all like you ...
... ne'er Provoke the fair , So ill to place their hearts , Nor throw away On vulgar clay , The choiceft of his darts ; You take us right . Yet this we know , By what you show , If love dim - fighted be ; His fubjects too , If all like you ...
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... ne'er dances , He'll all that day fhine . Q. When Strephon first address'd my love , Expiring at my feet ; What tender fighs exprefs'd the fwain , What folemn vows repeat : But when I yielded to his arts , And fill'd his longing arms ...
... ne'er dances , He'll all that day fhine . Q. When Strephon first address'd my love , Expiring at my feet ; What tender fighs exprefs'd the fwain , What folemn vows repeat : But when I yielded to his arts , And fill'd his longing arms ...
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... far comply'd with his request , have at him , as he faid by the Lady . Would we be kind , And help thofe blind Whom chance made fo , we might , But I But can't procure A certain cure For one who ne'er 392 The BRITISH APOLLO .
... far comply'd with his request , have at him , as he faid by the Lady . Would we be kind , And help thofe blind Whom chance made fo , we might , But I But can't procure A certain cure For one who ne'er 392 The BRITISH APOLLO .
Página 393
... ne'er had fight , As for the line · Which we opine And fuch as you , So flatly dull and poor ; We cannot well The meanest tell , For they were worst all o'er , If thy thick skull This we'll prove true . Thinks we write dull , Tis out of ...
... ne'er had fight , As for the line · Which we opine And fuch as you , So flatly dull and poor ; We cannot well The meanest tell , For they were worst all o'er , If thy thick skull This we'll prove true . Thinks we write dull , Tis out of ...
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... ne'er have drawn the fhameful curtains of your bafe intentions , and expected us to have become the pandars to your luft , and not only encourag'd , but advised the prac tice of adultery . Q. Whether children got before marriage may ...
... ne'er have drawn the fhameful curtains of your bafe intentions , and expected us to have become the pandars to your luft , and not only encourag'd , but advised the prac tice of adultery . Q. Whether children got before marriage may ...
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Página 370 - tis I pray, The ancient custom came, Stockings to throw (I'm sure you know) At bridegroom and his dame ? " A. When Britons bold, bedded of old, Sandals were backward thrown ; The pair to tell, that, ill or well, The act was all their own.
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