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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... feel a tyrant reign . What havock now fhall thin our race , When ev'ry petty clerk in place , To prove his tafte , and feem polite , Will feed on Geefe both noon and night ! The SHEPHERD'S DOG and the WOLF . A A FABLE . [ GAY . ] Wolf ...
... feel a tyrant reign . What havock now fhall thin our race , When ev'ry petty clerk in place , To prove his tafte , and feem polite , Will feed on Geefe both noon and night ! The SHEPHERD'S DOG and the WOLF . A A FABLE . [ GAY . ] Wolf ...
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... feels no joy , his cares increafe , He neither wakes nor fleeps in peace ; In fancy'd want ( a wretch compleat ) He ftarves and yet he dares not eat . The next to fudden honours grew : The thriving art of courts he knew : He reach'd the ...
... feels no joy , his cares increafe , He neither wakes nor fleeps in peace ; In fancy'd want ( a wretch compleat ) He ftarves and yet he dares not eat . The next to fudden honours grew : The thriving art of courts he knew : He reach'd the ...
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... feel the want on't with regret ; A pris'ner to a cage confin'd , Tho ' wing'd and of the flying kind . With you the cafe is not the fame , You're quite terreftrial by your frame , And fhould be perfectly content With your peculiar ...
... feel the want on't with regret ; A pris'ner to a cage confin'd , Tho ' wing'd and of the flying kind . With you the cafe is not the fame , You're quite terreftrial by your frame , And fhould be perfectly content With your peculiar ...
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... feels the spleen's imagin'd pains , Nor melancholy ftagnates in her veins ; She never lofes life in thoughtless eafe , Nor on the velvet couch invites disease : Her home - fpun drefs in fimple neatnefs lies , And for no glaring equipage ...
... feels the spleen's imagin'd pains , Nor melancholy ftagnates in her veins ; She never lofes life in thoughtless eafe , Nor on the velvet couch invites disease : Her home - fpun drefs in fimple neatnefs lies , And for no glaring equipage ...
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... feel th ' approaching froft , And drops fupply the place of spirits loft : Ye ' fquires , who rack'd with gouts , at heav'n repine , Condemn'd to water for excefs in wine : Ye portly cits , fo corpulent and full , Who eat and drink ...
... feel th ' approaching froft , And drops fupply the place of spirits loft : Ye ' fquires , who rack'd with gouts , at heav'n repine , Condemn'd to water for excefs in wine : Ye portly cits , fo corpulent and full , Who eat and drink ...
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