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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... still hamper'd and confin'd ; A grov❜ling thing : I fain would rife Above the earth and mount the fkies : The meaneft birds , and infects too , This feat with greatest ease can do . To that gay creature turn about That's beating on the ...
... still hamper'd and confin'd ; A grov❜ling thing : I fain would rife Above the earth and mount the fkies : The meaneft birds , and infects too , This feat with greatest ease can do . To that gay creature turn about That's beating on the ...
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... Still let me walk ; for oft the fudden gale Ruffles the tide , and fhifts the dang'rous fail . Then fhall the paffenger too late deplore The whelming billow , and the faithlefs oar ; The drunken chairman in the kennel fpurns , The ...
... Still let me walk ; for oft the fudden gale Ruffles the tide , and fhifts the dang'rous fail . Then fhall the paffenger too late deplore The whelming billow , and the faithlefs oar ; The drunken chairman in the kennel fpurns , The ...
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... Still made his houfe the wand'ring ftranger's home : Yet ftill the kindnefs , from the thirft of praife , Prov'd the vain flourish of expensive ease . The pair arrive : the liv'ry'd fervants wait ; Their lord receives them at the ...
... Still made his houfe the wand'ring ftranger's home : Yet ftill the kindnefs , from the thirft of praife , Prov'd the vain flourish of expensive ease . The pair arrive : the liv'ry'd fervants wait ; Their lord receives them at the ...
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... still . What ftrange events can ftrike with more furprize , Than those which lately ftruck thy wond'ring eyes ? Yet taught by thefe , confefs th ' Almighty juft , And where you can't unriddle , ' learn to trust . The Great , Vain Man ...
... still . What ftrange events can ftrike with more furprize , Than those which lately ftruck thy wond'ring eyes ? Yet taught by thefe , confefs th ' Almighty juft , And where you can't unriddle , ' learn to trust . The Great , Vain Man ...
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... Still Still on thy folemn fteps attend : Warm Charity , PRECEPTOR . 73 Hymn to Adverfity.
... Still Still on thy folemn fteps attend : Warm Charity , PRECEPTOR . 73 Hymn to Adverfity.
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