The Lady's Poetical Magazine: Or, Beauties of British Poetry, Band 1Harrison and Company, 1781 |
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... leave a fingle flow'r , tho'gay or fair , Which owns a scent less fragrant than the air ; Least it's foul breath contaminate the whole , And make the food - the poifon of the foul . < The task is great , indeed ! But , when I fear , My ...
... leave a fingle flow'r , tho'gay or fair , Which owns a scent less fragrant than the air ; Least it's foul breath contaminate the whole , And make the food - the poifon of the foul . < The task is great , indeed ! But , when I fear , My ...
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... leave the mortal weight below ; Then spreads the ftrait , the doubtful clears , • And smooth the rugged path appears ; For custom turns fatigue to ease , • And , taught by Virtue , pain can please . At length , the toilfome journey o'er ...
... leave the mortal weight below ; Then spreads the ftrait , the doubtful clears , • And smooth the rugged path appears ; For custom turns fatigue to ease , • And , taught by Virtue , pain can please . At length , the toilfome journey o'er ...
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... leave thy heav'n - topt hills behind ? • Shade me , ye pines ; ye caverns , hide • Ye mountains cover me ! ' fhe cry'd . Her trumpet Slander rais'd on high , And told the tidings to the sky ; Contempt difcharg'd a living dart , A fide ...
... leave thy heav'n - topt hills behind ? • Shade me , ye pines ; ye caverns , hide • Ye mountains cover me ! ' fhe cry'd . Her trumpet Slander rais'd on high , And told the tidings to the sky ; Contempt difcharg'd a living dart , A fide ...
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... leaves , 1 The town divided , each runs fev'ral ways , As paffion , humour , int'reft , party fways . Things of no moment , colour of the hair , Shape of a leg , complexion brown or fair , 25 39 35 40 , A drefs A dress well chofen , or ...
... leaves , 1 The town divided , each runs fev'ral ways , As paffion , humour , int'reft , party fways . Things of no moment , colour of the hair , Shape of a leg , complexion brown or fair , 25 39 35 40 , A drefs A dress well chofen , or ...
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... leaves to fenfe the conqueft of the heart . We laugh , indeed ; but , on reflection's birth , We wonder at ourselves , and curfe our mirth . His walk of parts he fatally misplac'd , And inclination fondly took for taste ; 365 370 375 ...
... leaves to fenfe the conqueft of the heart . We laugh , indeed ; but , on reflection's birth , We wonder at ourselves , and curfe our mirth . His walk of parts he fatally misplac'd , And inclination fondly took for taste ; 365 370 375 ...
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