An Asylum for Fugitive Pieces, in Prose and Verse, Not in Any Other Collection: with Several Pieces Never Before Published. A New Ed., Including Pieces Not in the Former Edition, and Several Never Before Printed, Tập 2J. Debrett, 1786 |
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... fmiles and sweetness drest . Maria come ; -each throbbing fear Which reafon can't controul , I feel , and oft the bursting tear , -The anguish of the foul . Still let me mark each sparkling grace , Still at your bliss rejoice ; And ...
... fmiles and sweetness drest . Maria come ; -each throbbing fear Which reafon can't controul , I feel , and oft the bursting tear , -The anguish of the foul . Still let me mark each sparkling grace , Still at your bliss rejoice ; And ...
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... thy happy train , Jovial sports , alluring wiles , Laughter , and the dimpling fmiles , Leave a while the PAPHIAN grove ; Lo , the radiant Queen of Love , Ever gentle , ever gay , Hither wings her easy Ever [ 152 ] To Mirth.
... thy happy train , Jovial sports , alluring wiles , Laughter , and the dimpling fmiles , Leave a while the PAPHIAN grove ; Lo , the radiant Queen of Love , Ever gentle , ever gay , Hither wings her easy Ever [ 152 ] To Mirth.
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... fmiles that banifh care . Hark ! from every vocal grove , Shepherds fwell the raptur'd song , " Who is the that moves along ? " INO ? or the Queen of Love ? ” THE CRITICAL MINUTE . AN IMPROMPTU . TO MRS . S " CARPE Diem , " cries HORACE ...
... fmiles that banifh care . Hark ! from every vocal grove , Shepherds fwell the raptur'd song , " Who is the that moves along ? " INO ? or the Queen of Love ? ” THE CRITICAL MINUTE . AN IMPROMPTU . TO MRS . S " CARPE Diem , " cries HORACE ...
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... fmiles , Tho ' Vanity the ready cerufe lend , The feign'd carnations ftill tho ' Fashion blend , Reject with scorn the dull factitious glow ; Where lurks disgust and dire disease below ; Worfe than Pandora's vafe , tho ' feeming kind ...
... fmiles , Tho ' Vanity the ready cerufe lend , The feign'd carnations ftill tho ' Fashion blend , Reject with scorn the dull factitious glow ; Where lurks disgust and dire disease below ; Worfe than Pandora's vafe , tho ' feeming kind ...
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... fmiles as Raphael once midst Eden's shade Gave to that weakness which he came to aid . From Fashion's circle , fee by fenfe infpir'd , To tranquil blifs has DEVONSHIRE retir'd ; No perfum'd flutt'rers there her peace annoy , No ...
... fmiles as Raphael once midst Eden's shade Gave to that weakness which he came to aid . From Fashion's circle , fee by fenfe infpir'd , To tranquil blifs has DEVONSHIRE retir'd ; No perfum'd flutt'rers there her peace annoy , No ...
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