The Poetical Works of Robert Lloyd, A.M.: To which is Prefixed an Account of the Life and Writings of the Author, 1. köideGregg, 1969 - 437 pages |
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Page xviii
... these jovial companions , his celebrated friend Churchill , attempted , on the other hand to apologize for him , and even to justify the practice as well by pre- cept as example . His gay and spirited Epiftle , entitled Night ...
... these jovial companions , his celebrated friend Churchill , attempted , on the other hand to apologize for him , and even to justify the practice as well by pre- cept as example . His gay and spirited Epiftle , entitled Night ...
Page xxi
... these fons of Anacreon might enter on the career of these jovial amufements , they con- tinued their race , out of pique at the worldly disrespect , which they had unad- visedly and perhaps unexpectedly incurred , This is pathetically ...
... these fons of Anacreon might enter on the career of these jovial amufements , they con- tinued their race , out of pique at the worldly disrespect , which they had unad- visedly and perhaps unexpectedly incurred , This is pathetically ...
Page 92
... these champions to an equal fight , Strait into air to spaceless nothing fall The caftle , lions , giants , dwarf and all . Ill it befits with undifcerning rage , To cenfure Giants in this polish'd age . No lack of genius stains these ...
... these champions to an equal fight , Strait into air to spaceless nothing fall The caftle , lions , giants , dwarf and all . Ill it befits with undifcerning rage , To cenfure Giants in this polish'd age . No lack of genius stains these ...
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