The Beauties of English Poesy, Svazek 2Oliver Goldsmith James Williams, 1771 |
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... told , Of what her faithlefs fortune promis'd once , Thrill'd in her thought , they , like the dewy star Of evening , fhone in tears . A native grace Sat , fair - proportion'd , or her polifh'd limbs , Veil'd in a fimple robe , their ...
... told , Of what her faithlefs fortune promis'd once , Thrill'd in her thought , they , like the dewy star Of evening , fhone in tears . A native grace Sat , fair - proportion'd , or her polifh'd limbs , Veil'd in a fimple robe , their ...
Strana 189
... told . I own , that out - of - fashion stuff Becomes the Creature well enough . The girl might pafs , if we could get her To know the world a little better . " To know the world ! " a modern phrase For vifits , ombre , balls , and plays ...
... told . I own , that out - of - fashion stuff Becomes the Creature well enough . The girl might pafs , if we could get her To know the world a little better . " To know the world ! " a modern phrase For vifits , ombre , balls , and plays ...
Strana 244
... 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 , In doubting , if the doubts , or no . Can Syllogifm fet things right ? No : majors foon with Minors ...
... 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 , In doubting , if the doubts , or no . Can Syllogifm fet things right ? No : majors foon with Minors ...
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