Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volumes 68-69Pub. for J. Hinton, 1781 |
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... thought , Adorn'd by Piety ; Our views by heav'nly Wifdom taught To meet eternity . P. J. The MISER and his SONS ... THOUGHTS ARE BEST . Sung by Mrs. WRIGHTEN at Vauxhall . COME lift to me , ye gay and free , And ye whom cares moleft ...
... thought , Adorn'd by Piety ; Our views by heav'nly Wifdom taught To meet eternity . P. J. The MISER and his SONS ... THOUGHTS ARE BEST . Sung by Mrs. WRIGHTEN at Vauxhall . COME lift to me , ye gay and free , And ye whom cares moleft ...
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... thoughts ; but , not knowing how to use what was not his own , he spoiled the thought when he had bor- rowed it : The well - fung woes fhall footh my ghoft He beft can paint them who fhall feel them moft . Martial exploits may be ...
... thoughts ; but , not knowing how to use what was not his own , he spoiled the thought when he had bor- rowed it : The well - fung woes fhall footh my ghoft He beft can paint them who fhall feel them moft . Martial exploits may be ...
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... thought ; the Angel is calm and ferene : Marlborough ftands un- moved amidst the fhock of hofts ; the Angel rides calm in the whirlwind . ' The lines on Marlborough are juft and noble ; but the fimile gives almoft the fame images a ...
... thought ; the Angel is calm and ferene : Marlborough ftands un- moved amidst the fhock of hofts ; the Angel rides calm in the whirlwind . ' The lines on Marlborough are juft and noble ; but the fimile gives almoft the fame images a ...
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