The Lady's Poetical Magazine: Or, Beauties of British Poetry, Band 1Harrison and Company, 1781 |
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... I fear , My better Genius cries , Still perfevere ! Think , by your means , each fair - one may adorn Her brow with rofes , fearlefs of the thorn ; A 2 May • May range thro ' Nature's rich parterres with ease BEAUTIES OF POETRY . 31.
... I fear , My better Genius cries , Still perfevere ! Think , by your means , each fair - one may adorn Her brow with rofes , fearlefs of the thorn ; A 2 May • May range thro ' Nature's rich parterres with ease BEAUTIES OF POETRY . 31.
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... thro ' her native lawns fhe ftray'd , And wrestling with the lambkins play'd . Her looks diffufive fweets bequeath'd , The breeze grew purer as the breath'd ; The morn her radiant blush affum'd , The spring with earlier fragrance bloom ...
... thro ' her native lawns fhe ftray'd , And wrestling with the lambkins play'd . Her looks diffufive fweets bequeath'd , The breeze grew purer as the breath'd ; The morn her radiant blush affum'd , The spring with earlier fragrance bloom ...
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... thro ' the year . 660 But think not , tho ' these daftard chiefs are fled ,, That Covent Garden troops fhall want a head : Harlequin comes , their chief ! -See , from afar , The hero feated in fantaftick car ! Im3 Wedded to Novelty ...
... thro ' the year . 660 But think not , tho ' these daftard chiefs are fled ,, That Covent Garden troops fhall want a head : Harlequin comes , their chief ! -See , from afar , The hero feated in fantaftick car ! Im3 Wedded to Novelty ...
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... thro ' her is by reflection shown , Whilft Gay once more knows Polly for his own . Talk not to me of diffidence and fear- 700 705 I fee it all , but muft forgive it here ; Defects like thefe , which modeft terrors caufe , From impudence ...
... thro ' her is by reflection shown , Whilft Gay once more knows Polly for his own . Talk not to me of diffidence and fear- 700 705 I fee it all , but muft forgive it here ; Defects like thefe , which modeft terrors caufe , From impudence ...
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... thro ' the dark disguife . Pritchard , by Nature for the stage design'd , In perfon graceful , and in sense refin'd ; Her art as much as Nature's friend became , Her voice as free from blemish as her fame : Who knows fo well in majefty ...
... thro ' the dark disguife . Pritchard , by Nature for the stage design'd , In perfon graceful , and in sense refin'd ; Her art as much as Nature's friend became , Her voice as free from blemish as her fame : Who knows fo well in majefty ...
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