The Works of the English Poets, 39. köideJ. Nichols, 1779 - 736 pages |
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... rise again . XI . Shall I believe a spirit fo divine Was caft in the fame mold with mine ? Why then does Nature fo unjustly share Among her elder fons the whole eftate , And all her jewels and her plate ? Poor we ! cadets of Heaven ...
... rise again . XI . Shall I believe a spirit fo divine Was caft in the fame mold with mine ? Why then does Nature fo unjustly share Among her elder fons the whole eftate , And all her jewels and her plate ? Poor we ! cadets of Heaven ...
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... rise , And grow a church before your eyes . They scarce had spoke , when fair and soft The roof began to mount aloft ; Aloft rofe every beam and rafter ; The heavy wall climb'd slowly after . The chimney widen'd , and grew higher ...
... rise , And grow a church before your eyes . They scarce had spoke , when fair and soft The roof began to mount aloft ; Aloft rofe every beam and rafter ; The heavy wall climb'd slowly after . The chimney widen'd , and grew higher ...
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... rise From a fhoe - fole to reach the skies . A lift the cobler's temples ties , To keep the hair out of his eyes ; From whence ' tis plain , the diadem That princes wear derives from them : And therefore crowns are now - a - days Adorn ...
... rise From a fhoe - fole to reach the skies . A lift the cobler's temples ties , To keep the hair out of his eyes ; From whence ' tis plain , the diadem That princes wear derives from them : And therefore crowns are now - a - days Adorn ...
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... rise ; And , pausing o'er a pipe with doubtful nod , Give hints , that poets ne'er believe in God ; * See the rest of this fatire among Mr. Pope's poems . + Dr. Sharp , archbishop of York . Q. Anne , So So clowns on scholars as on ...
... rise ; And , pausing o'er a pipe with doubtful nod , Give hints , that poets ne'er believe in God ; * See the rest of this fatire among Mr. Pope's poems . + Dr. Sharp , archbishop of York . Q. Anne , So So clowns on scholars as on ...
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... rise , When dropt into the Southern main ; Or do these jugglers cheat our eyes ? Put in your money fairly told ; VIRG Prefto ! be gone ' Tis here again : Ladies and gentlemen , behold , Here's every piece as big as ten . Thus Thus in a ...
... rise , When dropt into the Southern main ; Or do these jugglers cheat our eyes ? Put in your money fairly told ; VIRG Prefto ! be gone ' Tis here again : Ladies and gentlemen , behold , Here's every piece as big as ten . Thus Thus in a ...
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