Minor English Poets, 1660-1780: A Selection from Alexander Chalmers' The English Poets, Tom 1David P. French B. Blom, 1967 |
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... bold unquestionably for a man in defiance of all human and divine laws ( and with so little probability of a long impunity ) so publicly and so outrageously to murder his master ; it was bold with so much insolence and affront to expel ...
... bold unquestionably for a man in defiance of all human and divine laws ( and with so little probability of a long impunity ) so publicly and so outrageously to murder his master ; it was bold with so much insolence and affront to expel ...
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... bold ! when that Sun shines , All art's false lights are with disgrace put out ; Her straightness shows it self and crooked lines , And her plain text the scepticks dare not doubt . " Revenge ( weak women's valour , and in men , The ...
... bold ! when that Sun shines , All art's false lights are with disgrace put out ; Her straightness shows it self and crooked lines , And her plain text the scepticks dare not doubt . " Revenge ( weak women's valour , and in men , The ...
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... bold Don Quixote ; And many a serpent of fell kind , With wings before and stings behind , Subdued ; as poets say , long agone , Bold sir George , saint George , did the dragon . Nor engine , nor device polemic , Disease , nor doctor ...
... bold Don Quixote ; And many a serpent of fell kind , With wings before and stings behind , Subdued ; as poets say , long agone , Bold sir George , saint George , did the dragon . Nor engine , nor device polemic , Disease , nor doctor ...
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