A Collection of Poems in Six Volumes, Volume 6For R. and J. Dodsley, at Tully's-Head in Pall-Mall, 1763 - 336 pages |
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... whofe bounty , ill repaid , With nectar feeds thy tendrils . Yet from me , Yet , blameless Nymphs , from my delighted lyre , Accept the rites your bounty well may claim ; Nor heed the fcoffings of the Edonian band . For better praife ...
... whofe bounty , ill repaid , With nectar feeds thy tendrils . Yet from me , Yet , blameless Nymphs , from my delighted lyre , Accept the rites your bounty well may claim ; Nor heed the fcoffings of the Edonian band . For better praife ...
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... , Abash the frantic Thyrfus with my song . For not eftrang'd from your benignant arts Is he , the God , to whofe myfterious shrine My youth was facred , and I my votive cares Are 1 [ 11 ] 1 Are due ; the learned [ 10 ]
... , Abash the frantic Thyrfus with my song . For not eftrang'd from your benignant arts Is he , the God , to whofe myfterious shrine My youth was facred , and I my votive cares Are 1 [ 11 ] 1 Are due ; the learned [ 10 ]
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... Whofe pious hearth and genial bowl Had cheer'd the reverend pilgrim's foul : When , every hospitable rite With equal bounty to requite , He ftruck his magic ftrings ; And pour'd fpontaneous numbers forth , And feiz'd their ears with ...
... Whofe pious hearth and genial bowl Had cheer'd the reverend pilgrim's foul : When , every hospitable rite With equal bounty to requite , He ftruck his magic ftrings ; And pour'd fpontaneous numbers forth , And feiz'd their ears with ...
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... whofe ample mind Muft grafp at all that yonder ftars survey ; Muft join the noblest form of every kind , The world's most perfect image to display , Can e'er his country's majesty behold , Unmov'd or cold ! B 2 O fool ! O fool ! to deem ...
... whofe ample mind Muft grafp at all that yonder ftars survey ; Muft join the noblest form of every kind , The world's most perfect image to display , Can e'er his country's majesty behold , Unmov'd or cold ! B 2 O fool ! O fool ! to deem ...
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Robert Dodsley. O fool ! to deem That He , whofe thought muft vifit every theme , Whose heart must every strong emotion ... whofe daftard tongue Leaves public arguments unfung , Bid Bid public praise farewell : Let him to fitter climes [ 20 ]
Robert Dodsley. O fool ! to deem That He , whofe thought muft vifit every theme , Whose heart must every strong emotion ... whofe daftard tongue Leaves public arguments unfung , Bid Bid public praise farewell : Let him to fitter climes [ 20 ]
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