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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... Pain arifing from virtuous Emotions , attended 156 158 159 . 161 162 The Paffion of the Groves Domestic Love and Happiness 164 168 The Pleasures of Retirement 170 A Panegyric on Great Britain 372 The Bleffings of Induftry 176 A Harvest ...
... Pain arifing from virtuous Emotions , attended 156 158 159 . 161 162 The Paffion of the Groves Domestic Love and Happiness 164 168 The Pleasures of Retirement 170 A Panegyric on Great Britain 372 The Bleffings of Induftry 176 A Harvest ...
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... pain , And all his life devotes to gain . He feels no joy , his cares increafe , He neither wakes nor fleeps in ... pains . With age fhe fades , each lover flies , Contemn'd , forlorn , fhe pines and dies .. When Jove the Father's grief ...
... pain , And all his life devotes to gain . He feels no joy , his cares increafe , He neither wakes nor fleeps in ... pains . With age fhe fades , each lover flies , Contemn'd , forlorn , fhe pines and dies .. When Jove the Father's grief ...
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... pains In making comments on my ftrains . All private flander I deteft , I judge not of my neighbour's breaft : Party and prejudice I hate , And write no libels on the state . Shall not my fable cenfure vice , Because a knave is over ...
... pains In making comments on my ftrains . All private flander I deteft , I judge not of my neighbour's breaft : Party and prejudice I hate , And write no libels on the state . Shall not my fable cenfure vice , Because a knave is over ...
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... pain the triumphs of the field : And when the charioteer drew nigh , And , flufh'd with hope , had caught his eye , Alas ! unhappy youth , he cry'd , Expect no praife from me ( and figh'd ) . With indignation I furvey Such fkill and ...
... pain the triumphs of the field : And when the charioteer drew nigh , And , flufh'd with hope , had caught his eye , Alas ! unhappy youth , he cry'd , Expect no praife from me ( and figh'd ) . With indignation I furvey Such fkill and ...
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... pain . The active Bee with pleafure faw The Ant fulfill her parents ' law . Ah ! fifter - labourer , fays the , How very fortunate are we ! Who taught in infancy to know The comforts , which from labour flow , Are independent of the ...
... pain . The active Bee with pleafure faw The Ant fulfill her parents ' law . Ah ! fifter - labourer , fays the , How very fortunate are we ! Who taught in infancy to know The comforts , which from labour flow , Are independent of the ...
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