The Beauties of English Poesy, Svazek 2Oliver Goldsmith James Williams, 1771 |
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... Those clouds , that shade your blooming face , A little water might displace ,. As Nature , ev'ry morn , beftows The crystal dew , to cleanse the rose : Those treffes , as the raven black , That wav'd in ringlets down your back , Uncomb ...
... Those clouds , that shade your blooming face , A little water might displace ,. As Nature , ev'ry morn , beftows The crystal dew , to cleanse the rose : Those treffes , as the raven black , That wav'd in ringlets down your back , Uncomb ...
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... those , in crimes the deepest dy'd , Approach'd , to whiten at her fide , And every lewd , infulting dame , Upon her folly rose to fame . What should she do ? Attempt , once more , To gain the late deferted fhore ; So trufting , back ...
... those , in crimes the deepest dy'd , Approach'd , to whiten at her fide , And every lewd , infulting dame , Upon her folly rose to fame . What should she do ? Attempt , once more , To gain the late deferted fhore ; So trufting , back ...
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... ( Those authors he so oft had nam'd , For learning , wit , and wisdom fam'd ) . Was ftruck with love , efteem , and awe , For perfons whom he never faw . Suppose Cadenus flourish'd then , He must adore fuch god - like men . If one short ...
... ( Those authors he so oft had nam'd , For learning , wit , and wisdom fam'd ) . Was ftruck with love , efteem , and awe , For perfons whom he never faw . Suppose Cadenus flourish'd then , He must adore fuch god - like men . If one short ...
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