The Works, of the Right Honourable Sir Chas. Hanbury Williams ...: From the Originals in the Possession of His Grandson the Right Hon. the Earl of Essex [and Others], 2 tomasE. Jeffery and son, 1822 |
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... fair one who in beauty's pride " .... Page - " The 71 An Ode to Mr. Pope- " As when a great Tragedian's ill " An Ode to the Right Hon . Thomas Winnington- " O best of patrons and of friends " 74 77 To the Right Hon . Thomas Winnington ...
... fair one who in beauty's pride " .... Page - " The 71 An Ode to Mr. Pope- " As when a great Tragedian's ill " An Ode to the Right Hon . Thomas Winnington- " O best of patrons and of friends " 74 77 To the Right Hon . Thomas Winnington ...
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... fair is but to say , When the sun shines at noon ' tis day , Which none need learn of me . But I'm in love with Peggy's mind , Where ev'ry virtue is combined , seventy , was her humble admirer ; he played Fondlewife in the Old Bachelor ...
... fair is but to say , When the sun shines at noon ' tis day , Which none need learn of me . But I'm in love with Peggy's mind , Where ev'ry virtue is combined , seventy , was her humble admirer ; he played Fondlewife in the Old Bachelor ...
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... fair , Excepting one you scarce can miss , So trifling that you would not wish That Virtue had been there . She who professes all the rest , Must sure excel the prude whose breast That Virtue shares alone ; To seek perfection is a jest ...
... fair , Excepting one you scarce can miss , So trifling that you would not wish That Virtue had been there . She who professes all the rest , Must sure excel the prude whose breast That Virtue shares alone ; To seek perfection is a jest ...
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... fair , as still more faithless grow , Charms flow from perjuries ; The more you cheat , we trust the more , Each jilting tear ' s a fruitful show'r , That makes fresh beauties rise . By Venus , Cupid , ev'ry pow'r , To love To Mrs ...
... fair , as still more faithless grow , Charms flow from perjuries ; The more you cheat , we trust the more , Each jilting tear ' s a fruitful show'r , That makes fresh beauties rise . By Venus , Cupid , ev'ry pow'r , To love To Mrs ...
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... be undone , Venus , whose charms rule all above , Is fam'd for fickleness in love , And for her beauty's pow'r ; You are her copy drawn with care , Like her are exquisitely fair , Like her a thorough w TO MRS . BINDON , AT BATH . BY THE 15.
... be undone , Venus , whose charms rule all above , Is fam'd for fickleness in love , And for her beauty's pow'r ; You are her copy drawn with care , Like her are exquisitely fair , Like her a thorough w TO MRS . BINDON , AT BATH . BY THE 15.
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The Works, of the Right Honourable Sir Chas. Hanbury Williams ..., 2 tomas Sir Charles Hanbury Williams Visos knygos peržiūra - 1822 |
The Works, of the Right Honourable Sir Chas. Hanbury Williams ..., 2 tomas Sir Charles Hanbury Williams Visos knygos peržiūra - 1822 |
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