The Beauties of English Poesy, Svazek 2Oliver Goldsmith James Williams, 1771 |
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Strana 104
... give and reduce Surfeit's dominion o'er you : but so great Your impudence , you blush at what is right . Happy 1. did Sorrow feize on fuch alone . Not Prudence can defend , or Virtue fave ; Disease invades the chafteft temperance ; And ...
... give and reduce Surfeit's dominion o'er you : but so great Your impudence , you blush at what is right . Happy 1. did Sorrow feize on fuch alone . Not Prudence can defend , or Virtue fave ; Disease invades the chafteft temperance ; And ...
Strana 139
... give a judge the spleen . By this infpir'd ( O ! ne'er to be forgot ) Some lords have learnt to fpell , and some to knot . It makes Globose a speaker in the house ; He hems , and is deliver'd of his mouse . It makes dear felf on well ...
... give a judge the spleen . By this infpir'd ( O ! ne'er to be forgot ) Some lords have learnt to fpell , and some to knot . It makes Globose a speaker in the house ; He hems , and is deliver'd of his mouse . It makes dear felf on well ...
Strana 158
... give him another ; for why should not Tray Be dull as his master , when Phoebe's away ? IV . Sweet mufic went with ... Gives every thing else its agreeable found . V. Will no pitying power that hears me complain , Or cure my difquiet ...
... give him another ; for why should not Tray Be dull as his master , when Phoebe's away ? IV . Sweet mufic went with ... Gives every thing else its agreeable found . V. Will no pitying power that hears me complain , Or cure my difquiet ...
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