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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... HILL , JOHNSON , BEN . JONSON , LEE , POET S. PRIOR , ROWE , SHAKESPEARE , L. LYTTLETON , SHENSTONE , SWIFT , COWLEY , MALLET , THOMSON , DENHAM , MASON , TICKELL , DRYDEN , MILTON , WALLER , DYER , OTWAY , WHARTON GARTH , PARNELL ...
... HILL , JOHNSON , BEN . JONSON , LEE , POET S. PRIOR , ROWE , SHAKESPEARE , L. LYTTLETON , SHENSTONE , SWIFT , COWLEY , MALLET , THOMSON , DENHAM , MASON , TICKELL , DRYDEN , MILTON , WALLER , DYER , OTWAY , WHARTON GARTH , PARNELL ...
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... Hill Labour recommended Country Work - Houfes propofed - A Defcription of one - Good Effects of Induftry A wife King , and an impartial Judge , inftanced in the Conduct of Henry V. and Lord Chief Juftice Gafcoigne The Vanity of Power ...
... Hill Labour recommended Country Work - Houfes propofed - A Defcription of one - Good Effects of Induftry A wife King , and an impartial Judge , inftanced in the Conduct of Henry V. and Lord Chief Juftice Gafcoigne The Vanity of Power ...
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... hill delicious fare fupplies ; Behold the bufy Negroe race , See , millions blacken all the place ! 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 ...
... hill delicious fare fupplies ; Behold the bufy Negroe race , See , millions blacken all the place ! 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 ...
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... hill ? " Nor fhun'd the pond'rous chat along to draw ? " Was it for this , I cull'd the wool with care ; " And ftrove with all my skill our work to crown " For this , with pain I bent the ftubborn hair ; " And lin'd our cradle with the ...
... hill ? " Nor fhun'd the pond'rous chat along to draw ? " Was it for this , I cull'd the wool with care ; " And ftrove with all my skill our work to crown " For this , with pain I bent the ftubborn hair ; " And lin'd our cradle with the ...
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... sweeten'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.
... sweeten'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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