The Lady's Poetical Magazine: Or, Beauties of British Poetry, 1. köideHarrison and Company, 1781 |
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... waves oppress'd , Her found'ring pinnace finks to rest . Are there no offerings to atone For but a fingle error ? - -None . Tho ' Woman is avow'd , of old , No daughter of celestial mould , Her temp'ring not without allay , And form'd ...
... waves oppress'd , Her found'ring pinnace finks to rest . Are there no offerings to atone For but a fingle error ? - -None . Tho ' Woman is avow'd , of old , No daughter of celestial mould , Her temp'ring not without allay , And form'd ...
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... wave by wave impell'd , now questions roll- Does foul in aught fubfift , or all in foul ? Is fpace , extenfion , nothing but a name , And mere idea Ñature's mighty frame ? All power , all forms , to intellect confin'd ; Place , ' agent ...
... wave by wave impell'd , now questions roll- Does foul in aught fubfift , or all in foul ? Is fpace , extenfion , nothing but a name , And mere idea Ñature's mighty frame ? All power , all forms , to intellect confin'd ; Place , ' agent ...
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... waves below ; Sole sare By noon - tide's heat it's youth was wafted , ends o The waters as they pass'd , complain'd ; At eve it's glories all were blafted , c • And not one former tint remain'd . Nor let vain wit's deceitful glory ; Y ...
... waves below ; Sole sare By noon - tide's heat it's youth was wafted , ends o The waters as they pass'd , complain'd ; At eve it's glories all were blafted , c • And not one former tint remain'd . Nor let vain wit's deceitful glory ; Y ...
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... nettle , or the noxious nightshade , spreads ; And ashlings , wafted from the neighb'ring wood , Thro ' the worn turrets wave their trembling heads . There There Contemplation , to the crowd unknown , Her attitude BEAUTIES OF POETRY . 77 .
... nettle , or the noxious nightshade , spreads ; And ashlings , wafted from the neighb'ring wood , Thro ' the worn turrets wave their trembling heads . There There Contemplation , to the crowd unknown , Her attitude BEAUTIES OF POETRY . 77 .
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... waves , or dash against the shore ; • Teach wretched mortals they were doom'd to mourn , And ne'er must rest but in the filent urn ! But fay , young monarch , for what name you bear , • Your mien , your dress , your perfon , all declare ...
... waves , or dash against the shore ; • Teach wretched mortals they were doom'd to mourn , And ne'er must rest but in the filent urn ! But fay , young monarch , for what name you bear , • Your mien , your dress , your perfon , all declare ...
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