The Beauties of English Poesy, Svazek 2Oliver Goldsmith James Williams, 1771 |
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... ; fuch thy future peace ! And think'st thou still thou can't be wise too foon ? But why on Time fo lavish is my fong ? On this great theme kind Nature keeps a school . Το To teach her fons herself . Each night we die 120 THE BEAUTIES OF.
... ; fuch thy future peace ! And think'st thou still thou can't be wise too foon ? But why on Time fo lavish is my fong ? On this great theme kind Nature keeps a school . Το To teach her fons herself . Each night we die 120 THE BEAUTIES OF.
Strana 159
... kind in our language . DES I. ESPAIRING beside a clear stream , A fhepherd forfaken was laid ; And , while a falfe nymph was his theme , A willow fupported his head . The wind that blew over the plain , To his fighs with a sigh did ...
... kind in our language . DES I. ESPAIRING beside a clear stream , A fhepherd forfaken was laid ; And , while a falfe nymph was his theme , A willow fupported his head . The wind that blew over the plain , To his fighs with a sigh did ...
Strana 173
... kind , Moft fadly mourns at being left behind , Of fuch a death prefers the pleasing charms To love , and living in a lady's arms . [ these ? What shameful and what monftrous things are And then they rail at thofe they cannot please ...
... kind , Moft fadly mourns at being left behind , Of fuch a death prefers the pleasing charms To love , and living in a lady's arms . [ these ? What shameful and what monftrous things are And then they rail at thofe they cannot please ...
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