Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazek 38Pub. for J. Hinton, 1766 |
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... death . For death - what do I fay ? Yes , death • Muft furely end my days , If cruel Cynthia flights my faith , And will not hear my lays . No more with feftive garlands bound , I at the wake hall be ; No more my feet fhall prefs the ...
... death . For death - what do I fay ? Yes , death • Muft furely end my days , If cruel Cynthia flights my faith , And will not hear my lays . No more with feftive garlands bound , I at the wake hall be ; No more my feet fhall prefs the ...
Strana 240
... death of the Treasurer , and my Lord Cottington's be- ing Mafter of the Wards . This death ( the great and final filencer of all our words and thoughts ) hath laid the former to reft , but fo has not this office the latter ; for , by ...
... death of the Treasurer , and my Lord Cottington's be- ing Mafter of the Wards . This death ( the great and final filencer of all our words and thoughts ) hath laid the former to reft , but fo has not this office the latter ; for , by ...
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... death and character , 144. His Canterbury Tales , 145 . Chevalier de St. George , death of the , 105 . -Pompous ceremonial of his funeral , 165. - Reception of his eldest fon at Rome , 222 . Chimnies , new crowning or head for , to cure ...
... death and character , 144. His Canterbury Tales , 145 . Chevalier de St. George , death of the , 105 . -Pompous ceremonial of his funeral , 165. - Reception of his eldest fon at Rome , 222 . Chimnies , new crowning or head for , to cure ...
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