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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... Foul film , and fpun the dirty clue . I own my humble life , good friend Snail was I born , and Snail fhall end . And what's a Butterfly ? At beft , He's but a caterpillar , dreft ; And all thy race ( a numerous feed ) Shall prove of ...
... Foul film , and fpun the dirty clue . I own my humble life , good friend Snail was I born , and Snail fhall end . And what's a Butterfly ? At beft , He's but a caterpillar , dreft ; And all thy race ( a numerous feed ) Shall prove of ...
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... foul furveys ; Tranfported with the view , I'm loft In wonder , love , and praise : II . O how fhall words , with equal warmth , The gratitude declare , That glows within my ravifh'd heart ? But thou canft read it there . III . Thy ...
... foul furveys ; Tranfported with the view , I'm loft In wonder , love , and praise : II . O how fhall words , with equal warmth , The gratitude declare , That glows within my ravifh'd heart ? But thou canft read it there . III . Thy ...
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... d every foil , Made every region please , The hoary Alpine - Hills it warm'd , And fmooth'd the Tyrrhene - feas . IV . Think , O my foul , devoutly think Think , PRE CE POTIO R. An Ode on the Heavenly Bodies An Ode on Providence.
... d every foil , Made every region please , The hoary Alpine - Hills it warm'd , And fmooth'd the Tyrrhene - feas . IV . Think , O my foul , devoutly think Think , PRE CE POTIO R. An Ode on the Heavenly Bodies An Ode on Providence.
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... foul , devoutly think , How with affrighted eyes , Thou faw'ft the wide extended deep , In all its horrors rife . V. Confufion dwelt in every face , And fear in every heart ; . When waves on waves , and gulphs or gulphs O'er - came the ...
... foul , devoutly think , How with affrighted eyes , Thou faw'ft the wide extended deep , In all its horrors rife . V. Confufion dwelt in every face , And fear in every heart ; . When waves on waves , and gulphs or gulphs O'er - came the ...
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... foul 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 ...
... foul 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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