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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... 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 praife ! what mighty ...
... 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 praife ! what mighty ...
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... must be hir'd , and levies made . He gives ambaffadors their cue , His cobbled treaties ' to renew ; And annual taxes muft fuffice The current blunders to difguife . When his crude fchemes in air are loft , And millions fcarce defray ...
... must be hir'd , and levies made . He gives ambaffadors their cue , His cobbled treaties ' to renew ; And annual taxes muft fuffice The current blunders to difguife . When his crude fchemes in air are loft , And millions fcarce defray ...
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... must be won , ' Twas ne'er entail'd from fon to fon . Superior worth your rank requires ; For that mankind reveres your fires : If you degen'rate from your race , Their merits heighten your difgrace . A Carrier , ev'ry night and morn ...
... must be won , ' Twas ne'er entail'd from fon to fon . Superior worth your rank requires ; For that mankind reveres your fires : If you degen'rate from your race , Their merits heighten your difgrace . A Carrier , ev'ry night and morn ...
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... must confenties To bear , what nothing can prevent , A coxcomb's anger ; and your fate Will be to fuffer foon or late . An Ape that was the fole delight Of an old woman day and night , Indulg'd at table and in bed , Attended like a ...
... must confenties To bear , what nothing can prevent , A coxcomb's anger ; and your fate Will be to fuffer foon or late . An Ape that was the fole delight Of an old woman day and night , Indulg'd at table and in bed , Attended like a ...
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... must know , who for an age Have been kept pris'ner in a cage , Deny'd the privilege to foar With boundless freedom as before . I have , ' tis true , much greater scope Than you , my friend , can ever hope ; I traverse all the house ...
... must know , who for an age Have been kept pris'ner in a cage , Deny'd the privilege to foar With boundless freedom as before . I have , ' tis true , much greater scope Than you , my friend , can ever hope ; I traverse all the house ...
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