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... field his daily toil , And dress the grateful glebe that yields hian fruits : The beasts , that under the warın hedges slept , And weather'd out the cold bleak night , are up ; And , looking tow'rds the neighbouring pas- tures , raise ...
... field his daily toil , And dress the grateful glebe that yields hian fruits : The beasts , that under the warın hedges slept , And weather'd out the cold bleak night , are up ; And , looking tow'rds the neighbouring pas- tures , raise ...
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... field with spirit , Arm'd cap - a - pee in self - sufficient merit . Our ladies too , with souls and tongues untam'd , Fire up like Britons when the battle's nam'd : Each female heart pants for the glorious strife , From Hamlet's mother ...
... field with spirit , Arm'd cap - a - pee in self - sufficient merit . Our ladies too , with souls and tongues untam'd , Fire up like Britons when the battle's nam'd : Each female heart pants for the glorious strife , From Hamlet's mother ...
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... fields which long he mow'd will not forsake , Nor quite forego the scythe , the fork , and rake ; But take the field , even in the hottest day , And kindly help us to get in our hay . § 96. Prologue to the Spanish Barber ; 1777 . COLMAN ...
... fields which long he mow'd will not forsake , Nor quite forego the scythe , the fork , and rake ; But take the field , even in the hottest day , And kindly help us to get in our hay . § 96. Prologue to the Spanish Barber ; 1777 . COLMAN ...
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