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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... plain We Geefe muft feel a tyrant reign . What havock now fhall thin our race , When ev'ry petty clerk in place , To ... plains , and thinn'd the fold : Deep in the wood fecure he lay , The thefts of night regal'd the day . In vain the ...
... plain We Geefe muft feel a tyrant reign . What havock now fhall thin our race , When ev'ry petty clerk in place , To ... plains , and thinn'd the fold : Deep in the wood fecure he lay , The thefts of night regal'd the day . In vain the ...
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... plains : ' Tis that alone thy wealth fupplies , And draws all EUROPE's envious eyes . Be commerce then thy fole defign ; Keep that , and all the world is thine . When naval traffic plows the main , Who fhares not in the merchant's gain ...
... plains : ' Tis that alone thy wealth fupplies , And draws all EUROPE's envious eyes . Be commerce then thy fole defign ; Keep that , and all the world is thine . When naval traffic plows the main , Who fhares not in the merchant's gain ...
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... NEWMARKET fpeaks my grandfire's fame , All jockies ftill revere his name : There yearly are his triumphs told , There all his maffy plates enroll'd , Whene'er Whene'er led forth upon the plain , You faw him PRECEPTOR . 23.
... NEWMARKET fpeaks my grandfire's fame , All jockies ftill revere his name : There yearly are his triumphs told , There all his maffy plates enroll'd , Whene'er Whene'er led forth upon the plain , You faw him PRECEPTOR . 23.
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... plain , You faw him with a liv'ry train ; Returning too , with laurels crown'd , You heard the drums and trumpets found . Let it then , Sir , be understood , Refpect's my due ; for I have blood . Vain - glorious fool ! ( the Carrier cry ...
... plain , You faw him with a liv'ry train ; Returning too , with laurels crown'd , You heard the drums and trumpets found . Let it then , Sir , be understood , Refpect's my due ; for I have blood . Vain - glorious fool ! ( the Carrier cry ...
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... plain , No methods of escape remain : you You're fairly noos'd , and 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 ...
... plain , No methods of escape remain : you You're fairly noos'd , and 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 ...
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