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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... to make the war his own , And often found ( when two contend ) To interpofe obtain'd his end ; He glory'd in his limping pace ; The fears of honour feam'd his face ; In ev'ry limb a gafh appears , And frequent fights In The POETICAL.
... to make the war his own , And often found ( when two contend ) To interpofe obtain'd his end ; He glory'd in his limping pace ; The fears of honour feam'd his face ; In ev'ry limb a gafh appears , And frequent fights In The POETICAL.
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... appears , And frequent fights retrench'd his ears . As on a time , he heard from far Two dogs engag'd in noify war , Away he fcours and lays about him , Refolv'd no fray fhould be without him . Forth from his yard a tanner flies , And ...
... appears , And frequent fights retrench'd his ears . As on a time , he heard from far Two dogs engag'd in noify war , Away he fcours and lays about him , Refolv'd no fray fhould be without him . Forth from his yard a tanner flies , And ...
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... appear ; Threats , curfes , oaths , infult his ear : Seiz'd , threfh'd , and chain'd , he's dragg'd to land ; Derifion fhouts along the strand . The MAN , the CAT , the DOG , and the FLY . HA A FABLE . [ GAY . ] TO MY NATIVE COUNTRY ...
... appear ; Threats , curfes , oaths , infult his ear : Seiz'd , threfh'd , and chain'd , he's dragg'd to land ; Derifion fhouts along the strand . The MAN , the CAT , the DOG , and the FLY . HA A FABLE . [ GAY . ] TO MY NATIVE COUNTRY ...
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... appear'd , The project was propos'd and heard : And tho ' the bird was much furpriz'd To find friend Pug fo ill advis'd , He rather chofe that he fhould try At his own proper risk to fly , Than hazard , in a cafe fo nice , To fhock him ...
... appear'd , The project was propos'd and heard : And tho ' the bird was much furpriz'd To find friend Pug fo ill advis'd , He rather chofe that he fhould try At his own proper risk to fly , Than hazard , in a cafe fo nice , To fhock him ...
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... appears . Or when the ploughman leaves the task of day , And trudging homeward whiftles on the way ; When the big udder'd cows with patience ftand , Waiting the ftroakings of the damfel's hand ; No warbling chears the woods ; the ...
... appears . Or when the ploughman leaves the task of day , And trudging homeward whiftles on the way ; When the big udder'd cows with patience ftand , Waiting the ftroakings of the damfel's hand ; No warbling chears the woods ; the ...
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