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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... us'd To laugh at , as an idle Name . But fince fo freely I confefs A Crime which may your Scorn produce , Allow me now to make it lefs By any juft and fair Excufe . I then did vulgar Joys purfue ; Variety was all I SONGS AND VERSE S. $ 9.
... us'd To laugh at , as an idle Name . But fince fo freely I confefs A Crime which may your Scorn produce , Allow me now to make it lefs By any juft and fair Excufe . I then did vulgar Joys purfue ; Variety was all I SONGS AND VERSE S. $ 9.
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... more , May fad Remorse , and guilty Shame Revenge your Wrongs on faithless me ; And , what I tremble ev'n to name , May I lose all in lofing thee . The The PICTURE . In Imitation of Anacreon . HOU Flatterer 60 SONGS AND VERSES ,
... more , May fad Remorse , and guilty Shame Revenge your Wrongs on faithless me ; And , what I tremble ev'n to name , May I lose all in lofing thee . The The PICTURE . In Imitation of Anacreon . HOU Flatterer 60 SONGS AND VERSES ,
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... Name , thofe charming Words , I love . I frowning , feem'd not to believe your Flame , But now , alas ! am come to write the fame . If I were capable to do amifs , I could not but be fenfible of this . For oh ! your Face has fuch ...
... Name , thofe charming Words , I love . I frowning , feem'd not to believe your Flame , But now , alas ! am come to write the fame . If I were capable to do amifs , I could not but be fenfible of this . For oh ! your Face has fuch ...
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... Name shall 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 ...
... Name shall 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 ...
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... Name in a Lampoon , And figh'd , to find herself decay'd so soon . No common Coxcomb must be mention'd here , Nor the dull Train of dancing Sparks appear ; No feather'd Officers who never fight ; Of fuch a wretched Rabble who would ...
... Name in a Lampoon , And figh'd , to find herself decay'd so soon . No common Coxcomb must be mention'd here , Nor the dull Train of dancing Sparks appear ; No feather'd Officers who never fight ; Of fuch a wretched Rabble who would ...
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