The Lady's Poetical Magazine: Or, Beauties of British Poetry, 1. köideHarrison and Company, 1781 |
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... tears atone ; Reproach , fcorn , infamy , and hate , On thy returning steps fhall wait ; ' Thy form be loath'd by ev'ry eye , And ev'ry foot thy prefence fly ! ' Thus arm'd with words of potent found , Like guardian angels plac'd around ...
... tears atone ; Reproach , fcorn , infamy , and hate , On thy returning steps fhall wait ; ' Thy form be loath'd by ev'ry eye , And ev'ry foot thy prefence fly ! ' Thus arm'd with words of potent found , Like guardian angels plac'd around ...
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... tears , Still down , and down , the winning pair Compell'd the struggling , yielding fair . As when fome stately veffel bound To blefs'd Arabia's distant ground , Borne from her courfes , haply lights Where Barca's flow'ry clime invites ...
... tears , Still down , and down , the winning pair Compell'd the struggling , yielding fair . As when fome stately veffel bound To blefs'd Arabia's distant ground , Borne from her courfes , haply lights Where Barca's flow'ry clime invites ...
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... tear the laurel from the tomb . • But more than just to other countries grown , • Must we turn base apoftates to our own ? • Where do these words of Greece and Rome excel , That England may not pleafe the ear as well ? What mighty ...
... tear the laurel from the tomb . • But more than just to other countries grown , • Must we turn base apoftates to our own ? • Where do these words of Greece and Rome excel , That England may not pleafe the ear as well ? What mighty ...
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... no happy mean , Or raving mad , or ftupidly ferene : In cold - wrought fcenes the lifeless actor flags ; In paffion , tears the paffion into rags . E 2 580 Can Can none remember ? Yes , I know all muft BEAUTIES OF POETRY 35.
... no happy mean , Or raving mad , or ftupidly ferene : In cold - wrought fcenes the lifeless actor flags ; In paffion , tears the paffion into rags . E 2 580 Can Can none remember ? Yes , I know all muft BEAUTIES OF POETRY 35.
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... tear to flow ; To put on frenzy's wild diftracted glare , 780 And freeze the foul with horror and despair ; With juft defert enroll'd in endless fame , Conscious of worth fuperior , Cibber came . 785 When poor Alicia's madd'ning brains ...
... tear to flow ; To put on frenzy's wild diftracted glare , 780 And freeze the foul with horror and despair ; With juft defert enroll'd in endless fame , Conscious of worth fuperior , Cibber came . 785 When poor Alicia's madd'ning brains ...
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