The Beauties of English Poesy, Svazek 2Oliver Goldsmith James Williams, 1771 |
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Strana 49
... Tell me , mortals , tell me where ? Gone , like traces on the deep , Like a scepter , grasp'd in sleep , Dews , exhal'd from morning glades , Melting fnows , and gilding fhades . Pass the world , and what's behind ? Virtue's gold , by ...
... Tell me , mortals , tell me where ? Gone , like traces on the deep , Like a scepter , grasp'd in sleep , Dews , exhal'd from morning glades , Melting fnows , and gilding fhades . Pass the world , and what's behind ? Virtue's gold , by ...
Strana 207
... tell , When cabbage stinks , or roses smell ? Or who would ask for her opinion Between an oyster and an onion ? For from most bodies , Dick , you know , Some little bits ask leave to flow ; And , as thro ' these canals they roll , Bring ...
... tell , When cabbage stinks , or roses smell ? Or who would ask for her opinion Between an oyster and an onion ? For from most bodies , Dick , you know , Some little bits ask leave to flow ; And , as thro ' these canals they roll , Bring ...
Strana 244
... tell , What the herself should fee , or feel ? She doubts if two and two make four , Tho ' fhe has told them ten times o'er . It can't - it may be — and it must : To which of these must Alma truft ? Nay , further yet they make her go ...
... tell , What the herself should fee , or feel ? She doubts if two and two make four , Tho ' fhe has told them ten times o'er . It can't - it may be — and it must : To which of these must Alma truft ? Nay , further yet they make her go ...
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