The Beauties of English Poesy, Svazek 2Oliver Goldsmith James Williams, 1771 |
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... head .. My lady was disturb'd : new forrow ! Which Hans muft answer for to - morrow . In bed , then , view this happy pair ; And think how Hymen triumph'd there . Hans , fast asleep as foon as laid ; The duty of the night unpaid : The ...
... head .. My lady was disturb'd : new forrow ! Which Hans muft answer for to - morrow . In bed , then , view this happy pair ; And think how Hymen triumph'd there . Hans , fast asleep as foon as laid ; The duty of the night unpaid : The ...
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... head perform alone , If all their friendly aids were gone ? A foolish figure he must make ; Do nothing else , but fleep and ake . Nor matters it , that you can fhow , How to the head the spirits go Thofe fpirits started from fome goal ...
... head perform alone , If all their friendly aids were gone ? A foolish figure he must make ; Do nothing else , but fleep and ake . Nor matters it , that you can fhow , How to the head the spirits go Thofe fpirits started from fome goal ...
Strana 248
... head diffected ? My head , quoth Dick , to ferve your whim ? Spare that , and take some other limb . Sir , in your nice affairs of fyftem , Wife men propofe ; but fools affist ' em . Says Matthew Richard , keep thy head , And hold thy ...
... head diffected ? My head , quoth Dick , to ferve your whim ? Spare that , and take some other limb . Sir , in your nice affairs of fyftem , Wife men propofe ; but fools affist ' em . Says Matthew Richard , keep thy head , And hold thy ...
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