The Beauties of English Poesy, Svazek 2Oliver Goldsmith James Williams, 1771 |
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... last , a country farm , Where all was fnug , and clean , and warm ; For woods before , and hills behind , Secur'd it both from rain and wind ; Large oxen in the fields were lowing ; Good grain was fow'd ; good fruit was growing ; Of last ...
... last , a country farm , Where all was fnug , and clean , and warm ; For woods before , and hills behind , Secur'd it both from rain and wind ; Large oxen in the fields were lowing ; Good grain was fow'd ; good fruit was growing ; Of last ...
Strana 69
... last , To ease the woman's aukward pain , And get the ladle out again . MORA L. THIS Commoner has worth and parts , Is prais'd for arms , or lov'd for arts ; His head achs for a coronet : And who is blefs'd that is not great ? Some ...
... last , To ease the woman's aukward pain , And get the ladle out again . MORA L. THIS Commoner has worth and parts , Is prais'd for arms , or lov'd for arts ; His head achs for a coronet : And who is blefs'd that is not great ? Some ...
Strana 92
... last fury from the mountain rent : Our dying hero from the continent . Ravish'd whole towns , and forts from Spaniards reft , As his last legacy to Britain left . The ocean , which fo long our hopes confin'd , Could give no limits to ...
... last fury from the mountain rent : Our dying hero from the continent . Ravish'd whole towns , and forts from Spaniards reft , As his last legacy to Britain left . The ocean , which fo long our hopes confin'd , Could give no limits to ...
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