The Works of the English Poets, 10. köideR. Hett, 1779 - 303 pages |
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... state . Of these a slaughter'd army lay in blood , Extended o'er the Caledonian wood , Their native walk ; whofe vocal blood arose , And cry'd for pardon on their perjur'd foes . Their fate was fruitful , and the fanguine feed , Endued ...
... state . Of these a slaughter'd army lay in blood , Extended o'er the Caledonian wood , Their native walk ; whofe vocal blood arose , And cry'd for pardon on their perjur'd foes . Their fate was fruitful , and the fanguine feed , Endued ...
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... state have you redress'd ? With teeth untry'd , and rudiments of claws , Your first essay was on your native laws : Those having torn with ease , and trampled down , Your fangs you fasten'd on the mitred crown , And freed from God and ...
... state have you redress'd ? With teeth untry'd , and rudiments of claws , Your first essay was on your native laws : Those having torn with ease , and trampled down , Your fangs you fasten'd on the mitred crown , And freed from God and ...
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... state : The fruit proclaims the plant ; a lawless prince By luxury reform'd incontinence ; By ruins , charity ; by riots , abftinence . Confeflions , fafts , and penance set aside ; Oh with what eafe we follow fuch a guide , Where fouls ...
... state : The fruit proclaims the plant ; a lawless prince By luxury reform'd incontinence ; By ruins , charity ; by riots , abftinence . Confeflions , fafts , and penance set aside ; Oh with what eafe we follow fuch a guide , Where fouls ...
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... state she stood , And feal'd her vow'd affection with ber blood : Nor will I meanly tax her conftancy , That intereft or obligement made the tye . Bound to the fate of murder'd monarchy , Before the founding ax fo falls the vine , Whofe ...
... state she stood , And feal'd her vow'd affection with ber blood : Nor will I meanly tax her conftancy , That intereft or obligement made the tye . Bound to the fate of murder'd monarchy , Before the founding ax fo falls the vine , Whofe ...
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... state ! Thus is the Panther neither lov'd nor fear'd , A meer mock queen of a divided herd ; Whom foon by lawful power she might controul , Herself a part fubmitted to the whole . Then , as the moon who firft receives the light By which ...
... state ! Thus is the Panther neither lov'd nor fear'd , A meer mock queen of a divided herd ; Whom foon by lawful power she might controul , Herself a part fubmitted to the whole . Then , as the moon who firft receives the light By which ...
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