The Beauties of English Poesy, Svazek 2Oliver Goldsmith James Williams, 1771 |
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... must be more exactly made , And sharpest thoughts in smoothest words convey'd . Some think , if sharp enough , they cannot fail , As if their only bus'nefs was to rail : But human frailty nicely to unfold , Distinguishes a fatyr from a ...
... must be more exactly made , And sharpest thoughts in smoothest words convey'd . Some think , if sharp enough , they cannot fail , As if their only bus'nefs was to rail : But human frailty nicely to unfold , Distinguishes a fatyr from a ...
Strana 171
... must be before your eyes ; And , tho ' tis drudgery to ftoop fo low , To him you must your fecret meaning show . Expofe no fingle fop , but lay the load More equally , and spread the folly broad Mere coxcombs are too obvious ; oft we ...
... must be before your eyes ; And , tho ' tis drudgery to ftoop fo low , To him you must your fecret meaning show . Expofe no fingle fop , but lay the load More equally , and spread the folly broad Mere coxcombs are too obvious ; oft we ...
Strana 244
... must : To which of these must Alma truft ? Nay , further yet they make her go , In doubting , if the doubts , or no . Can Syllogifm fet things right ? No : majors foon with Minors fight ; Or , both in friendly confort join'd , The ...
... must : To which of these must Alma truft ? Nay , further yet they make her go , In doubting , if the doubts , or no . Can Syllogifm fet things right ? No : majors foon with Minors fight ; Or , both in friendly confort join'd , The ...
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