The Beauties of English Poesy, Svazek 2Oliver Goldsmith James Williams, 1771 |
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Strana 82
... fresh my bofom bleeds , And Craggs in death to Addison fucceeds ) The verfe , begun to one lost friend , prolong , And weep a fecond in th ' unfinish'd song ! These These works divine , which on his death - bed 82 THE BEAUTIES OF.
... fresh my bofom bleeds , And Craggs in death to Addison fucceeds ) The verfe , begun to one lost friend , prolong , And weep a fecond in th ' unfinish'd song ! These These works divine , which on his death - bed 82 THE BEAUTIES OF.
Strana 139
... divine , A knave , or fool , fhould perish in each line ; Tho ' , for the first , all Westminster should plead , And , for the laft , all Gretham intercede . Begin . Who first the catalogue shall grace ?? To Quality belongs the highest ...
... divine , A knave , or fool , fhould perish in each line ; Tho ' , for the first , all Westminster should plead , And , for the laft , all Gretham intercede . Begin . Who first the catalogue shall grace ?? To Quality belongs the highest ...
Strana 184
... divine , Venus would fail in her defign : She study'd well the point , and found Her foe's conclufions were not found , From premiffes erroneous brought , And therefore the deduction's nought , And must have contrary effects , To what ...
... divine , Venus would fail in her defign : She study'd well the point , and found Her foe's conclufions were not found , From premiffes erroneous brought , And therefore the deduction's nought , And must have contrary effects , To what ...
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