The Works of the English Poets, Bind 45H. Goldney, 1779 - 199 sider |
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... moft unaffuming , sweet , and win- ning candour , the worthiest and most polite maxims- fuch as are always enforced by the actions of your own life . I could alfo take notice of your many pub- lic - fpirited fervices to your country in ...
... moft unaffuming , sweet , and win- ning candour , the worthiest and most polite maxims- fuch as are always enforced by the actions of your own life . I could alfo take notice of your many pub- lic - fpirited fervices to your country in ...
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... Moft derive their birth From one bad fource - we dread fuperior worth ; Prefer'd , it feems a fatire on our own ; Then heedless to excel we meanly moan : Then we abstract our views , and Envy show , 380 385 390 395 Whence springs the ...
... Moft derive their birth From one bad fource - we dread fuperior worth ; Prefer'd , it feems a fatire on our own ; Then heedless to excel we meanly moan : Then we abstract our views , and Envy show , 380 385 390 395 Whence springs the ...
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... moft worthy of the thrifty fwain , Is wounded thus , ere trufted with the grain ; The ftruggling grain must work obfcure its way , Ere the first green springs upward to the day ; Up - fprung , fuch weed - like coarseness it betrays ...
... moft worthy of the thrifty fwain , Is wounded thus , ere trufted with the grain ; The ftruggling grain must work obfcure its way , Ere the first green springs upward to the day ; Up - fprung , fuch weed - like coarseness it betrays ...
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... moft , when lawyers most repine , Justice from jargon fhall refin'd appear , To knowledge through our native language clear . Hence we may learn , no more deceiv'd by law , Whence wealth and life their best assurance draw . The freed ...
... moft , when lawyers most repine , Justice from jargon fhall refin'd appear , To knowledge through our native language clear . Hence we may learn , no more deceiv'd by law , Whence wealth and life their best assurance draw . The freed ...
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... moft their own , when moft their fovereign's friends ; Then chiefly brave , from bondage chiefly free , When moft they truft , when moft they copy thee ; 80 Ah ! let the lowest of thy fubjects pay His honeft heart - felt tributary lay ...
... moft their own , when moft their fovereign's friends ; Then chiefly brave , from bondage chiefly free , When moft they truft , when moft they copy thee ; 80 Ah ! let the lowest of thy fubjects pay His honeft heart - felt tributary lay ...
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