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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... round , By chance his foe's retreat he found . Let us a while the war fufpend , And reafon as from friend to friend , A truce A truce ? replies the Wolf . Tis done . The POETICAL The Shepherd's Dog and the Wolf; a Fable 34567890.
... round , By chance his foe's retreat he found . Let us a while the war fufpend , And reafon as from friend to friend , A truce A truce ? replies the Wolf . Tis done . The POETICAL The Shepherd's Dog and the Wolf; a Fable 34567890.
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... round . Like him I draw from gen'ral nature ; Is't I or you then fix the fatire ? So , Sir , I beg you fpare your pains In making comments on my ftrains . All private flander I deteft , I judge not of my neighbour's breaft : Party and ...
... round . Like him I draw from gen'ral nature ; Is't I or you then fix the fatire ? So , Sir , I beg you fpare your pains In making comments on my ftrains . All private flander I deteft , I judge not of my neighbour's breaft : Party and ...
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... round the walls , Or gliding o'er the fmooth canalso godde He too must fly , and cope with thefeophy For this and nothing elfe would please : Oft thinking from the window's height , Three ftories down , to take his flight : He ftill was ...
... round the walls , Or gliding o'er the fmooth canalso godde He too must fly , and cope with thefeophy For this and nothing elfe would please : Oft thinking from the window's height , Three ftories down , to take his flight : He ftill was ...
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... round ; And therefore if you choose the way , To leap the window , as you fay , " Tis certain that you'll be the jeft Of every infect , bird , and beaft : When you lie batter'd by your fall Juft at the bottom of the wall . Be prudent ...
... round ; And therefore if you choose the way , To leap the window , as you fay , " Tis certain that you'll be the jeft Of every infect , bird , and beaft : When you lie batter'd by your fall Juft at the bottom of the wall . Be prudent ...
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... round him as he lay , And jeer'd him when he limp'd away . Pug difappointed thus and hurt , And grown befides the public sport , Found all his diff'rent paffions change At once to fury and revenge : The Daw ' twas ufelefs to purfue ...
... round him as he lay , And jeer'd him when he limp'd away . Pug difappointed thus and hurt , And grown befides the public sport , Found all his diff'rent paffions change At once to fury and revenge : The Daw ' twas ufelefs to purfue ...
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