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... lords they madly make , then tamely bear , And foftly curfe the Tyrants whom they fear . And one of those who groan beneath the sway Of Kings impos'd , and grudgingly obey , ( Whom envy to the great , and vulgar spight . With fcandal ...
... lords they madly make , then tamely bear , And foftly curfe the Tyrants whom they fear . And one of those who groan beneath the sway Of Kings impos'd , and grudgingly obey , ( Whom envy to the great , and vulgar spight . With fcandal ...
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... Cernis ut erectum torva fub fronte minetur Savior affurgens dempto conforte poteftas ? 1 Quas gerit ore minas ? quanto premit omnia faslu ? 255 Can Can this imperious lord forget to reign , Quit all 94 The FIRST BOOK of.
... Cernis ut erectum torva fub fronte minetur Savior affurgens dempto conforte poteftas ? 1 Quas gerit ore minas ? quanto premit omnia faslu ? 255 Can Can this imperious lord forget to reign , Quit all 94 The FIRST BOOK of.
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Alexander Pope. Can this imperious lord forget to reign , Quit all his state , defcend , and serve again ?; Yet , who , before , more popularly bow'd , Who more propitious to the fuppliant croud , 269 Patient of right , familiar in the ...
Alexander Pope. Can this imperious lord forget to reign , Quit all his state , defcend , and serve again ?; Yet , who , before , more popularly bow'd , Who more propitious to the fuppliant croud , 269 Patient of right , familiar in the ...
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... Lord . These weighty motives , January the fage Maturely ponder'd in his riper age ; And charm'd with virtuous joys , and sober life , Would try that christian comfort , call'd a wife . His friends were fummon'd on a point so nice , To ...
... Lord . These weighty motives , January the fage Maturely ponder'd in his riper age ; And charm'd with virtuous joys , and sober life , Would try that christian comfort , call'd a wife . His friends were fummon'd on a point so nice , To ...
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... Lord affirm'd that black was white , 169 My word was this , Your honour's in the right . Th ' affuming Wit , who deems himself so wife As his miftaken patron to advise , Let Let him not dare to vent his dang'rous thought ; 140 JANUARY ...
... Lord affirm'd that black was white , 169 My word was this , Your honour's in the right . Th ' affuming Wit , who deems himself so wife As his miftaken patron to advise , Let Let him not dare to vent his dang'rous thought ; 140 JANUARY ...
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