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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... Fear of Death ibid Antony's Funeral Oration upon Cæfar ibid Brutus to Caffius 253 Opportunity to be feized in all Affairs 2541 Antony's Character of Brutus ibid Lear's paffionate Exclamations amidft the Tempeft ibid . Defcription of ...
... Fear of Death ibid Antony's Funeral Oration upon Cæfar ibid Brutus to Caffius 253 Opportunity to be feized in all Affairs 2541 Antony's Character of Brutus ibid Lear's paffionate Exclamations amidft the Tempeft ibid . Defcription of ...
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... 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.
... 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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... Fear not . Like me with freedom eat ; An Ant is most delightful meat . How blefs'd , how envy'd were our life , Could we but ' fcape the poult'rer's knife ! But man , curs'd man , on turkeys preys , And Christmas fhortens all our days ...
... Fear not . Like me with freedom eat ; An Ant is most delightful meat . How blefs'd , how envy'd were our life , Could we but ' fcape the poult'rer's knife ! But man , curs'd man , on turkeys preys , And Christmas fhortens all our days ...
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... fear .. Blefs us ! the hunters are abroad . What's all that clatter on the road ? Hold , fays the Dog , we're fafe from harm , ' Twas nothing but a falfe alarm , At yonder town ' tis market - day Some farmer's wife is on the way ; ' Tis ...
... fear .. Blefs us ! the hunters are abroad . What's all that clatter on the road ? Hold , fays the Dog , we're fafe from harm , ' Twas nothing but a falfe alarm , At yonder town ' tis market - day Some farmer's wife is on the way ; ' Tis ...
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... fear Himfelf he trufted to the air , But far'd like him whom poets mention With Dædalus's old invention : Directly downwards on his head He fell , and lay an hour for dead . The various creatures in the place , Had different thoughts ...
... fear Himfelf he trufted to the air , But far'd like him whom poets mention With Dædalus's old invention : Directly downwards on his head He fell , and lay an hour for dead . The various creatures in the place , Had different thoughts ...
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