Smart, Wilkie, P. Whitehead, Fawkes, Lovibond, Harte, Langhorne, Goldsmith, Armstrong, JohnsonAlexander Chalmers J. Johnson, 1810 |
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... Pride , Love , and Reason will not let me rest , But make a devilish bustle in my breast . To wed with Fizgig , Pride , Pride , Pride denies , Put on a Spanish padlock , Reason cries ; But tender gentle Love with every wish complies . Pride ...
... Pride , Love , and Reason will not let me rest , But make a devilish bustle in my breast . To wed with Fizgig , Pride , Pride , Pride denies , Put on a Spanish padlock , Reason cries ; But tender gentle Love with every wish complies . Pride ...
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... pride Takes his precise , pedantic stride , Nor on thy mis'ry casts a care , The stream of love ne'er from his heart Flows out , to act fair pity's part ; But stinks , and stagnates there . Yet useful still , hold to the throng- Hold ...
... pride Takes his precise , pedantic stride , Nor on thy mis'ry casts a care , The stream of love ne'er from his heart Flows out , to act fair pity's part ; But stinks , and stagnates there . Yet useful still , hold to the throng- Hold ...
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... pride , To all that's odious , all that's base allied ; Nurs'd up by vice , by pravity misled , By pedant affectation taught and bred : Away , thou hideous hell - born spright , Go , with thy looks of dark design , Sullen , sour , and ...
... pride , To all that's odious , all that's base allied ; Nurs'd up by vice , by pravity misled , By pedant affectation taught and bred : Away , thou hideous hell - born spright , Go , with thy looks of dark design , Sullen , sour , and ...
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... pride , I long to see the blooming maid Chang'd to the blushing bride . So shall thy pleasure and thy praise Increase with the increasing days , And present joys exceed the past ; To give and to receive delight , Shall be thy task both ...
... pride , I long to see the blooming maid Chang'd to the blushing bride . So shall thy pleasure and thy praise Increase with the increasing days , And present joys exceed the past ; To give and to receive delight , Shall be thy task both ...
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... pride ; Lost were the peacock's plumage , to the sight So pleasing in its pomp and glossy glow . O thrice - illustrious ! were it not for thee Those pansies , that reclining from the bank , View through th ' immaculate , pellucid stream ...
... pride ; Lost were the peacock's plumage , to the sight So pleasing in its pomp and glossy glow . O thrice - illustrious ! were it not for thee Those pansies , that reclining from the bank , View through th ' immaculate , pellucid stream ...
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