The Beauties of English Poesy, Svazek 2Oliver Goldsmith James Williams, 1771 |
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... fall ; Yet thou repeat'ft , and multiply'st ' em all ! Is chance a guilt , that my disastrous heart , For mischief never meant , must ever smart ? Can felf - defence be fin ? -Ah , plead no more ! What tho ' no purpos'd malice ftain'd ...
... fall ; Yet thou repeat'ft , and multiply'st ' em all ! Is chance a guilt , that my disastrous heart , For mischief never meant , must ever smart ? Can felf - defence be fin ? -Ah , plead no more ! What tho ' no purpos'd malice ftain'd ...
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... fall One feather as he flew , I , then , had wrote , What friends might flatter ; prudent foes forbear Rivals fcarce damn ; and Zoilus reprieve . Yet what I can , I must : it were profane To quench a glory lighted at the skies , And ...
... fall One feather as he flew , I , then , had wrote , What friends might flatter ; prudent foes forbear Rivals fcarce damn ; and Zoilus reprieve . Yet what I can , I must : it were profane To quench a glory lighted at the skies , And ...
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... fall a knife , or spills the salt , Will thus be by her mother chid , 66 ' Tis what Vanessa never did . " Thus by the nymphs and swains ador❜d , My pow'r fhall be again restor'd And happy lovers blefs my reign- So Venus hop'd , but hop ...
... fall a knife , or spills the salt , Will thus be by her mother chid , 66 ' Tis what Vanessa never did . " Thus by the nymphs and swains ador❜d , My pow'r fhall be again restor'd And happy lovers blefs my reign- So Venus hop'd , but hop ...
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