The Art of English Poetry: Containing. Rules for making verses. A collection of the most natural, agreeable, and sublime thoughts ... that are to be found in the best English poets. A dictionary of rhymes. I.. II.. III.Hitch and Hawes, 1762 |
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Strona 18
... shake the thund'ring Field . Popes LOVE . See Abfence . Enjoyment . Love , the moft gen'rous Paffion of the Mind , The fofteft Refuge Innocence can find : The fafe Director of unguided Youth , & Fraught with kind Wishes , and secur'd by ...
... shake the thund'ring Field . Popes LOVE . See Abfence . Enjoyment . Love , the moft gen'rous Paffion of the Mind , The fofteft Refuge Innocence can find : The fafe Director of unguided Youth , & Fraught with kind Wishes , and secur'd by ...
Strona 24
... shake this Cupid from my Arms , If all the Rages of the Earth can fright him ; Drown him in the deep Bowl of Hercules ; Make the World drunk , and then , like Eolus , When he gave Paffage to the ftruggling Winds , I'll ftick my Spear ...
... shake this Cupid from my Arms , If all the Rages of the Earth can fright him ; Drown him in the deep Bowl of Hercules ; Make the World drunk , and then , like Eolus , When he gave Paffage to the ftruggling Winds , I'll ftick my Spear ...
Strona 30
... shake off my Heart . How I have lov'd , Witness ye Days and Nights , and all you Hours , That danc'd away with Down upon your Feet , As all your Bus'nefs were to count my Paffion . One Day pafs'd by , and nothing faw but Love ; Another ...
... shake off my Heart . How I have lov'd , Witness ye Days and Nights , and all you Hours , That danc'd away with Down upon your Feet , As all your Bus'nefs were to count my Paffion . One Day pafs'd by , and nothing faw but Love ; Another ...
Strona 39
... But if you hit the Caufe that hurts his Brain , Then his Teeth gnash , he foams , he shakes his Chain , His Eye - balls roll , and he is mad again . Lee Caf , Borg . Toni Tom - a - Bedlam . I have bethought myself Mad . 39.
... But if you hit the Caufe that hurts his Brain , Then his Teeth gnash , he foams , he shakes his Chain , His Eye - balls roll , and he is mad again . Lee Caf , Borg . Toni Tom - a - Bedlam . I have bethought myself Mad . 39.
Strona 41
... shake , much lefs to tear the Trees . Thus even our Bodies daily Change receive , Some Part of what was theirs before , they leave : Nor are To - day , what Yefterday they were , } Nor the whole fame To - morrow will appear . Dryd ...
... shake , much lefs to tear the Trees . Thus even our Bodies daily Change receive , Some Part of what was theirs before , they leave : Nor are To - day , what Yefterday they were , } Nor the whole fame To - morrow will appear . Dryd ...
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