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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... or corrupt his heart . But not only have I guarded against the infertion of any immoral or indecent pieces ; a thing , that has not been fuffi- A 2 ciently ciently attended to by fome Editors of fimilar col- lections [ iii ]
... or corrupt his heart . But not only have I guarded against the infertion of any immoral or indecent pieces ; a thing , that has not been fuffi- A 2 ciently ciently attended to by fome Editors of fimilar col- lections [ iii ]
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... thing , but ears ! If e'er his highnefs meant a joke , They grinn'd applaufe before he fpoke ; But at each word what fhouts of praife ! Good gods ! how natural he brays !. Elate with flatt'ry and conceit , He feeks his royal fire's ...
... thing , but ears ! If e'er his highnefs meant a joke , They grinn'd applaufe before he fpoke ; But at each word what fhouts of praife ! Good gods ! how natural he brays !. Elate with flatt'ry and conceit , He feeks his royal fire's ...
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... things are thus , fe defendendo , I bar fallacious innuendo . Sagacious PORTA's fkill could trace Some beaft or bird in ev'ry face . The head , the eye , the nofe's fhape , Prov'd this an owl , and that an ape . When , in the fketches ...
... things are thus , fe defendendo , I bar fallacious innuendo . Sagacious PORTA's fkill could trace Some beaft or bird in ev'ry face . The head , the eye , the nofe's fhape , Prov'd this an owl , and that an ape . When , in the fketches ...
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... things but himself . All these are fools of low condition , Compar'd with Coxcombs of ambition . For thofe , puff'd up with flatt'ry , dare Affume a nation's various care . They ne'er the groffeft praife miftruft , Their fycophants feem ...
... things but himself . All these are fools of low condition , Compar'd with Coxcombs of ambition . For thofe , puff'd up with flatt'ry , dare Affume a nation's various care . They ne'er the groffeft praife miftruft , Their fycophants feem ...
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... things as you . You'd foon be forc'd ( by hunger ftung ) To make your dirty meals on dung ; On which fuch defpicable need , Unpitied , is reduc'd to feed . Befides , vain felfifh infect , learn , ( If you can right and wrong difcern ) ...
... things as you . You'd foon be forc'd ( by hunger ftung ) To make your dirty meals on dung ; On which fuch defpicable need , Unpitied , is reduc'd to feed . Befides , vain felfifh infect , learn , ( If you can right and wrong difcern ) ...
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