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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... State Our Happiness partly owing to our Ignorance of fu- ture Events , partly to our Hope of a future State The Unreafonablenefs of our Complaints againft Pro- vidence Order and Subordination prevail through all the Works . of God ...
... State Our Happiness partly owing to our Ignorance of fu- ture Events , partly to our Hope of a future State The Unreafonablenefs of our Complaints againft Pro- vidence Order and Subordination prevail through all the Works . of God ...
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... write no libels on the state . Shall not my fable cenfure vice , Because a knave is over - nice ? And , left the guilty hear and dread , Shall not the decalogue be read ? ! If If I lafh vice in gen'ral fiction , Is't I PRECEPTOR . 13.
... write no libels on the state . Shall not my fable cenfure vice , Because a knave is over - nice ? And , left the guilty hear and dread , Shall not the decalogue be read ? ! If If I lafh vice in gen'ral fiction , Is't I PRECEPTOR . 13.
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... state . Why is our food fo very fweet ? ISTEN Because we earn , before we eat . Why are our wants fo very few ? osab Because we nature's calls purfue . Whence our complacency of mind ? Because we act our parts affign'd . 7.198 Have we ...
... state . Why is our food fo very fweet ? ISTEN Because we earn , before we eat . Why are our wants fo very few ? osab Because we nature's calls purfue . Whence our complacency of mind ? Because we act our parts affign'd . 7.198 Have we ...
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... state what happiness attends ! What , tho ' no coach to frequent vifit rolls , Nor for your fhilling chairmen fling their poles ; Yet ftill your nerves rheumatic pains defy , Nor lazy jaundice dulls your faffron eye ; No wafting cough ...
... state what happiness attends ! What , tho ' no coach to frequent vifit rolls , Nor for your fhilling chairmen fling their poles ; Yet ftill your nerves rheumatic pains defy , Nor lazy jaundice dulls your faffron eye ; No wafting cough ...
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... state from human eye , The pow'r exerts his attributes on high , Your actions uses , nor controuls your will , And bids the doubting fons of men be still . What ftrange events can ftrike with more furprize , Than those which lately ...
... state from human eye , The pow'r exerts his attributes on high , Your actions uses , nor controuls your will , And bids the doubting fons of men be still . What ftrange events can ftrike with more furprize , Than those which lately ...
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