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... ? Oh ! peace to yonder clamorous horn That drowns the facred lyre ! A VOL . V. 164953 II . Ye II . Ye rural Thanes that o'er the moffy down Page 16 19 21 24 26 28 33 34 36 Love Songs, and lighter Pieces, written between the Year and Song.
... ? Oh ! peace to yonder clamorous horn That drowns the facred lyre ! A VOL . V. 164953 II . Ye II . Ye rural Thanes that o'er the moffy down Page 16 19 21 24 26 28 33 34 36 Love Songs, and lighter Pieces, written between the Year and Song.
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In Six Volumes Robert Dodsley. II . Ye rural Thanes that o'er the moffy down Some panting , timorous hare purfue ; Does nature mean your joys alone to crown ? Say , does the fmoothe her lawns for you ? For you does Echo bid the rocks ...
In Six Volumes Robert Dodsley. II . Ye rural Thanes that o'er the moffy down Some panting , timorous hare purfue ; Does nature mean your joys alone to crown ? Say , does the fmoothe her lawns for you ? For you does Echo bid the rocks ...
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... All that milk and fruits afford . " Seek no more ---- the rest is vain : " Pleasure ending foon in pain : Anguish lightly gilded o'er : " Close thy wifsh , and feek no more . ' NANCY W DR ste sk ste sk sk SR NANCY of [ 15 ]
... All that milk and fruits afford . " Seek no more ---- the rest is vain : " Pleasure ending foon in pain : Anguish lightly gilded o'er : " Close thy wifsh , and feek no more . ' NANCY W DR ste sk ste sk sk SR NANCY of [ 15 ]
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... o'er Twith every pleafing ray : And flocks reviving felt no more The fultry heats of day : When from an hazle's artless bower Soft - warbled Strephon's tongue ; He bleft the Scene , he bleft the hour , While Nancy's praise he fung ...
... o'er Twith every pleafing ray : And flocks reviving felt no more The fultry heats of day : When from an hazle's artless bower Soft - warbled Strephon's tongue ; He bleft the Scene , he bleft the hour , While Nancy's praise he fung ...
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... o'er my mind . For why should lingering thought invade , Yet every worldly prospect cloy ? Lend me , foft Sloth , thy friendly aid , And give me peace , debarr'd of joy . B 2 Lov'ft Lov'st thou yon calm and filent flood , That never [ 19 ]
... o'er my mind . For why should lingering thought invade , Yet every worldly prospect cloy ? Lend me , foft Sloth , thy friendly aid , And give me peace , debarr'd of joy . B 2 Lov'ft Lov'st thou yon calm and filent flood , That never [ 19 ]
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