The Beauties of English Poesy, Svazek 2Oliver Goldsmith James Williams, 1771 |
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Strana 105
... pride demands it from me . Let thy pride pardon what thy nature needs , F 5 The The falutary censure of a friend . Thou happy wretch ENGLISH POESY . 105.
... pride demands it from me . Let thy pride pardon what thy nature needs , F 5 The The falutary censure of a friend . Thou happy wretch ENGLISH POESY . 105.
Strana 142
... pride ? " Pride , that impartial paffion , reigns thro ' all , Attends our glory , nor deferts our fall . As in its home , it triumphs in high place , And frowns a haughty exile in disgrace . Some lords it bids admire their wands fo ...
... pride ? " Pride , that impartial paffion , reigns thro ' all , Attends our glory , nor deferts our fall . As in its home , it triumphs in high place , And frowns a haughty exile in disgrace . Some lords it bids admire their wands fo ...
Strana 258
... pride , Doubling the faults we strive to hide . Or grant , that with extreme furprize , We find ourselves at fixty wife ; And twenty pretty things are known , Of which we can't accompli one ; Whilst as my system says , the mind Is to ...
... pride , Doubling the faults we strive to hide . Or grant , that with extreme furprize , We find ourselves at fixty wife ; And twenty pretty things are known , Of which we can't accompli one ; Whilst as my system says , the mind Is to ...
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