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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... , with ease , Twift words and meanings as you please ; That language , by your skill made pliant , Will bend to favour ev'ry client ; That That ' tis the fee directs the fenfe , To I2 The POETICAL The Dog and the Fox; a Fable.
... , with ease , Twift words and meanings as you please ; That language , by your skill made pliant , Will bend to favour ev'ry client ; That That ' tis the fee directs the fenfe , To I2 The POETICAL The Dog and the Fox; a Fable.
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... please . The Man his pert conceit derides , And thus the ufelefs coxcomb chides . Hence , from that peach , that downy feat ; No idle fool deferves to eat . Could you have fapp'd the blufhing rind , And on that pulp ambrofial din'd ...
... please . The Man his pert conceit derides , And thus the ufelefs coxcomb chides . Hence , from that peach , that downy feat ; No idle fool deferves to eat . Could you have fapp'd the blufhing rind , And on that pulp ambrofial din'd ...
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... please to read a line or two . ' " If you approve and fay they're clever , " You make me happy , Sir , for ever . What can be done ? the cafe is plain , No methods of escape remain : you You're fairly noos'd , and must confenties To ...
... please to read a line or two . ' " If you approve and fay they're clever , " You make me happy , Sir , for ever . What can be done ? the cafe is plain , No methods of escape remain : you You're fairly noos'd , and must confenties To ...
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... 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.
... 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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... please ; " I doubt not , if his lordship knew- 6.6 . And , Mr. Dean , one word from you.- ' Tis ( let me fee ) three years and more ,, ( October next it will be four ) ; Since Harley bid me firft attend , And chose me for an humble ...
... please ; " I doubt not , if his lordship knew- 6.6 . And , Mr. Dean , one word from you.- ' Tis ( let me fee ) three years and more ,, ( October next it will be four ) ; Since Harley bid me firft attend , And chose me for an humble ...
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