The Poetical Preceptor: Or, a Collection of Select Pieces of Poetry; Extracted from the Works of the Most Eminent English Poets. ... And Calculated for the Use, Not Only of Schools, But of Private GentlemenPrinted only for S. Crowder, 1780 - 344 sider |
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... reafon it is , that I have never fcrupled to make the paf- fages fhort , provided the connection was not fo fuddenly broke off , as to render the fenfe obfcure ; and this I have chiefly done with regard to paffages of a moral nature ...
... reafon it is , that I have never fcrupled to make the paf- fages fhort , provided the connection was not fo fuddenly broke off , as to render the fenfe obfcure ; and this I have chiefly done with regard to paffages of a moral nature ...
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... Reafon and Self - Love On the Paffions - 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 97 98 The whole Univerfe one Syftem of Society 103 The State of Nature 104 Reafon inftructed by Inftinct in the Invention of Arts , and in Forms of Society ibid The Gifts ...
... Reafon and Self - Love On the Paffions - 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 97 98 The whole Univerfe one Syftem of Society 103 The State of Nature 104 Reafon inftructed by Inftinct in the Invention of Arts , and in Forms of Society ibid The Gifts ...
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... foreft round , By chance his foe's retreat he found . Let us a while the war fufpend , And reafon as from friend to friend , A truce A truce ? replies the Wolf . Tis done . The POETICAL The Shepherd's Dog and the Wolf; a Fable 34567890.
... foreft round , By chance his foe's retreat he found . Let us a while the war fufpend , And reafon as from friend to friend , A truce A truce ? replies the Wolf . Tis done . The POETICAL The Shepherd's Dog and the Wolf; a Fable 34567890.
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... reafon founds his hope ; He tries his ftrength before the race , And never feeks his own difgrace ; He knows the compafs , fail and oar , Or never launches from the shore Before he builds , computes the coft , And in no proud purfuit is ...
... reafon founds his hope ; He tries his ftrength before the race , And never feeks his own difgrace ; He knows the compafs , fail and oar , Or never launches from the shore Before he builds , computes the coft , And in no proud purfuit is ...
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... reafon'd and convers'd as we . Who reads my page will doubtless grant That Phe's the wife induftrious Ant . And all with half an eye may fee That Kitty is the bufy Bee . bebreed Here then are two - but where's the third ? Go fearch your ...
... reafon'd and convers'd as we . Who reads my page will doubtless grant That Phe's the wife induftrious Ant . And all with half an eye may fee That Kitty is the bufy Bee . bebreed Here then are two - but where's the third ? Go fearch your ...
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