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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... Hiftoria verò Teftis ( et ) Temporum , Lux Veritatis , Vita Memorie Magifira Vita , Nuntia Vetuftatis , LONDON : CICERO . Printed only for S. CROWDER , at No. 12 , in Pater - nofter - Row . P RE F A C E TO THE FIRST EDITION.
... Hiftoria verò Teftis ( et ) Temporum , Lux Veritatis , Vita Memorie Magifira Vita , Nuntia Vetuftatis , LONDON : CICERO . Printed only for S. CROWDER , at No. 12 , in Pater - nofter - Row . P RE F A C E TO THE FIRST EDITION.
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... F A C E TO THE FIRST EDITION . N confequence of the Promife I made in the INP Preface to the POLITE PRECEPTOR , I here take the Liberty of prefenting the Reader with a Col lection of Poetical Pieces , which , as far as I am able to ...
... F A C E TO THE FIRST EDITION . N confequence of the Promife I made in the INP Preface to the POLITE PRECEPTOR , I here take the Liberty of prefenting the Reader with a Col lection of Poetical Pieces , which , as far as I am able to ...
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... face . The crowd admire his wit , his fenfe : Each word has weight and confequence . The flatt'rer all his art difplays : He who hath power , is fure of praife . B 2 A Fox A Fox ftept forth before the reft , And thus PRECEPTOR .
... face . The crowd admire his wit , his fenfe : Each word has weight and confequence . The flatt'rer all his art difplays : He who hath power , is fure of praife . B 2 A Fox A Fox ftept forth before the reft , And thus PRECEPTOR .
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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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... face : For fcepticifm's your profeffion ; You hold there's doubt in all expreffion . Hence is the bar with fees fupply'd , Hence eloquence takes either fide . Your hand would have but paltry gleaning , Could every man exprefs his ...
... face : For fcepticifm's your profeffion ; You hold there's doubt in all expreffion . Hence is the bar with fees fupply'd , Hence eloquence takes either fide . Your hand would have but paltry gleaning , Could every man exprefs his ...
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