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 taste or corrupt his heart . But not only have I guarded against the infertion of any immoral or indecent pieces ; a thing , that has not been fuffi- A 2 ciently ciently attended to by fome Editors of fimilar col- lections [ iii ]
... his taste or corrupt his heart . But not only have I guarded against the infertion of any immoral or indecent pieces ; a thing , that has not been fuffi- A 2 ciently ciently attended to by fome Editors of fimilar col- lections [ iii ]
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... heart , Ere fcience , with diftinctions nice , Had fix'd what virtue is and vice , Inventing all the various names On which the moralift declaims : They wou'd by fimple tales advise , Which took the hearer by furprise ; Alarm'd his ...
... heart , Ere fcience , with diftinctions nice , Had fix'd what virtue is and vice , Inventing all the various names On which the moralift declaims : They wou'd by fimple tales advise , Which took the hearer by furprise ; Alarm'd his ...
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... 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 commend , He bids me fhun his worthy friend . What ...
... 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 commend , He bids me fhun his worthy friend . What ...
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... venal train from hell : The fervile fiends her nod obey , And all CURL's authors are in pay ; Fame calls up calumny and fpite : Thus fhadow owes its birth to light . As proftrate to the God of day , With heart B 4 As PRECEPTOR . 7.
... venal train from hell : The fervile fiends her nod obey , And all CURL's authors are in pay ; Fame calls up calumny and fpite : Thus fhadow owes its birth to light . As proftrate to the God of day , With heart B 4 As PRECEPTOR . 7.
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... heart devout , a Perfian lay , His invocation thus begun . Parent of light , all - feeing Sun , Prolific beam , whofe rays difpense The various gifts of providence , Accept our praife , our daily prayer , Smile on our fields , and blefs ...
... heart devout , a Perfian lay , His invocation thus begun . Parent of light , all - feeing Sun , Prolific beam , whofe rays difpense The various gifts of providence , Accept our praife , our daily prayer , Smile on our fields , and blefs ...
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