The Beauties of English Poesy, Svazek 2Oliver Goldsmith James Williams, 1771 |
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... She thought it beft to take advice . The Muses , by their king's permission , Though foes to love , attend the feffion , And on the right hand took their places In order ; on the left , the Graces : To whom she might her doubts propose ...
... She thought it beft to take advice . The Muses , by their king's permission , Though foes to love , attend the feffion , And on the right hand took their places In order ; on the left , the Graces : To whom she might her doubts propose ...
Strana 203
... She gave due notice , that both parties Coram regina prox ' die Martis . Should at their peril without fail Come and appear , and save their bail . All met ; and ... She ;; " She was at lord knows what expence To ENGLISH POESY . 203.
... She gave due notice , that both parties Coram regina prox ' die Martis . Should at their peril without fail Come and appear , and save their bail . All met ; and ... She ;; " She was at lord knows what expence To ENGLISH POESY . 203.
Strana 235
... she was able , She drowns the world , and builds up Babel ; Thro ' Syria , Perfia , Greece , she goes ; And takes the Romans in the close . But we'll defcant on gen'ral nature : This is a fyftem ; not a fatyr . • Turn we this globe ...
... she was able , She drowns the world , and builds up Babel ; Thro ' Syria , Perfia , Greece , she goes ; And takes the Romans in the close . But we'll defcant on gen'ral nature : This is a fyftem ; not a fatyr . • Turn we this globe ...
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