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 psl. |
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... speak . Well Pufs ( fays Man ) and what can you To benefit the public do ? The Cat replies . Thefe teeth , thefe claws ,, With vigilance fhall ferve the cause . The moufe , deftroy'd by my pursuit , No longer fhall your feafts pollute ...
... speak . Well Pufs ( fays Man ) and what can you To benefit the public do ? The Cat replies . Thefe teeth , thefe claws ,, With vigilance fhall ferve the cause . The moufe , deftroy'd by my pursuit , No longer fhall your feafts pollute ...
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... speak , the eye to hear A filent language roving far and near ; Whose softeft noife out - ftrips loud thunder's found , And fpreads her accents through the world's vaft round : A voice heard by the deaf , fpoke by the dumb , Whofe echo ...
... speak , the eye to hear A filent language roving far and near ; Whose softeft noife out - ftrips loud thunder's found , And fpreads her accents through the world's vaft round : A voice heard by the deaf , fpoke by the dumb , Whofe echo ...
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... speak The mingled paffions that furpriz'd his heart , And thro ' his nerves in fhivering transports ran ? Then blaz'd his fmother'd flame , avow'd , and bold ; And as he view'd her , ardent , o'er and o'er , Love , gratitude , and pity ...
... speak The mingled paffions that furpriz'd his heart , And thro ' his nerves in fhivering transports ran ? Then blaz'd his fmother'd flame , avow'd , and bold ; And as he view'd her , ardent , o'er and o'er , Love , gratitude , and pity ...
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... Speak ye who beft can tell , ye fons of light , Angels ; for ye behold him , and with fongs And choral symphonies , day without night , Circle his throne rejoicing ; ye in Heaven , On Earth join all ye Creatures to extol Him firft , him ...
... Speak ye who beft can tell , ye fons of light , Angels ; for ye behold him , and with fongs And choral symphonies , day without night , Circle his throne rejoicing ; ye in Heaven , On Earth join all ye Creatures to extol Him firft , him ...
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... speak their Maker as they can , But want and afk the tongue of Man .. Go , fearch among your idle dreams , Your bufy , or your vain e extreams ; And find a life of equal blifs , Or own the next begun in This B j . A NIGHT - PIECE on ...
... speak their Maker as they can , But want and afk the tongue of Man .. Go , fearch among your idle dreams , Your bufy , or your vain e extreams ; And find a life of equal blifs , Or own the next begun in This B j . A NIGHT - PIECE on ...
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