The Beauties of English Poesy, Svazek 2Oliver Goldsmith James Williams, 1771 |
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... youth Endow'd with courage , fenfe , and truth , Without a bunch behind . The story told , Sir Topaz mov❜d , The youth of Edith erst approv'd , To fee the revel scene : At close of eve he leaves his home , And wends to find the ruin'd ...
... youth Endow'd with courage , fenfe , and truth , Without a bunch behind . The story told , Sir Topaz mov❜d , The youth of Edith erst approv'd , To fee the revel scene : At close of eve he leaves his home , And wends to find the ruin'd ...
Strana 93
... youth of the inspired train , Fair Sachariffa lov'd , but lov'd in vain : Like Phoebus fung the no less amorous boy ; Like Daphne she ; as lovely , and as coy ! With numbers he the flying nymphs pursues ; With numbers fuch as Phoebus ...
... youth of the inspired train , Fair Sachariffa lov'd , but lov'd in vain : Like Phoebus fung the no less amorous boy ; Like Daphne she ; as lovely , and as coy ! With numbers he the flying nymphs pursues ; With numbers fuch as Phoebus ...
Strana 168
... youth , Malice itself may pafs fometimes for truth . The Laureat , here , may justly claim our praise , Crown'd by Mack - Fleckno with immortal bays ; Yet once his Pegasus has borne dead weight , Rid by fome lumpish minister of state ...
... youth , Malice itself may pafs fometimes for truth . The Laureat , here , may justly claim our praise , Crown'd by Mack - Fleckno with immortal bays ; Yet once his Pegasus has borne dead weight , Rid by fome lumpish minister of state ...
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