The Lady's Poetical Magazine: Or, Beauties of British Poetry, 1. köideHarrison and Company, 1781 |
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... pride ; Snarlers , to whofe feeble fenfe April funshine is offence ; Age and Envy will advise E'en against the joys they prize . Come ! in pleafure's balmy bowl • Slake the thirstings of thy foul , Till thy raptur'd pow'rs are fainting ...
... pride ; Snarlers , to whofe feeble fenfe April funshine is offence ; Age and Envy will advise E'en against the joys they prize . Come ! in pleafure's balmy bowl • Slake the thirstings of thy foul , Till thy raptur'd pow'rs are fainting ...
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... pride ; When , in difcourfing on each mimick elf , We praise and cenfure with an eye to self , All must meet friends , and Ackman bids as fair , 55 In fuch a court , as Garrick for the chair , At length agreed all fquabbles to decide ...
... pride ; When , in difcourfing on each mimick elf , We praise and cenfure with an eye to self , All must meet friends , and Ackman bids as fair , 55 In fuch a court , as Garrick for the chair , At length agreed all fquabbles to decide ...
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... pride Of this vain nothing fhall be mortify'd ) Nor fhall the Mufe ( fhould Fate ordain her rhymes , Fond , pleasing thought ! to live in after - times ) With fuch a trifler's name her pages biot ; 175 Known be the character , the thing ...
... pride Of this vain nothing fhall be mortify'd ) Nor fhall the Mufe ( fhould Fate ordain her rhymes , Fond , pleasing thought ! to live in after - times ) With fuch a trifler's name her pages biot ; 175 Known be the character , the thing ...
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... Pride , While baffled Age ftood fnarling at his fide . 235 The day of trial's fix'd ; nor any fear Left day of trial should be put off here . 240 Causes but feldom for delay can call , In courts where forms are few , fees none at all ...
... Pride , While baffled Age ftood fnarling at his fide . 235 The day of trial's fix'd ; nor any fear Left day of trial should be put off here . 240 Causes but feldom for delay can call , In courts where forms are few , fees none at all ...
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... pride , like Phoebus , draws from ev'ry bog , 490 They curse the managers , and curfe the town , Whose partial favour keeps fuch merit down . But if fome man , more hardy than the reft , Should dare attack these gnatlings in their nest ...
... pride , like Phoebus , draws from ev'ry bog , 490 They curse the managers , and curfe the town , Whose partial favour keeps fuch merit down . But if fome man , more hardy than the reft , Should dare attack these gnatlings in their nest ...
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