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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... his 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 .
... his 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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... hath ftratagem and art ; Prudence and mercy rule his heart ; What bleffings must attend the nation Under this good adminiftration ! He faid . A Goofe , who diftant stood , Harangu'd apart the cackling brood . Whene'er I hear a knave ...
... hath ftratagem and art ; Prudence and mercy rule his heart ; What bleffings must attend the nation Under this good adminiftration ! He faid . A Goofe , who diftant stood , Harangu'd apart the cackling brood . Whene'er I hear a knave ...
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... , is reduc'd to feed . Befides , vain felfifh infect , learn , ( If you can right and wrong difcern ) That he who , with induftrious zeal , Contributes to the public weal , By By adding to the common good , His own hath PRECEPTOR . 21.
... , is reduc'd to feed . Befides , vain felfifh infect , learn , ( If you can right and wrong difcern ) That he who , with induftrious zeal , Contributes to the public weal , By By adding to the common good , His own hath PRECEPTOR . 21.
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... hath rightly understood . So faying , with a fudden blow , He laid the noxious vagrant low . Crufh'd in his luxury and pride , The fpunger on the public dy'd . The PACK - HORSE and and the CARRIER . TO A YOUNG NOBLEMAN . A FABLE . [ GAY ...
... hath rightly understood . So faying , with a fudden blow , He laid the noxious vagrant low . Crufh'd in his luxury and pride , The fpunger on the public dy'd . The PACK - HORSE and and the CARRIER . TO A YOUNG NOBLEMAN . A FABLE . [ GAY ...
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... hath more intrinfic good . By outward fhew let's not be cheated ; An afs fhould like an afs be treated . The APE , the PARROT , and the JACK - DAW . I ' A FABLE . Hold it rafh at any time . [ WILKIE . ] To deal with fools difpos'd to ...
... hath more intrinfic good . By outward fhew let's not be cheated ; An afs fhould like an afs be treated . The APE , the PARROT , and the JACK - DAW . I ' A FABLE . Hold it rafh at any time . [ WILKIE . ] To deal with fools difpos'd to ...
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