The Lady's Poetical Magazine: Or, Beauties of British Poetry, Volume 1Harrison and Company, 1781 - English periodicals |
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... breath contaminate the whole , And make the food - the poifon of the foul . < The task is great , indeed ! But , when I fear , My better Genius cries , Still perfevere ! Think , by your means , each fair - one may adorn Her brow with ...
... breath contaminate the whole , And make the food - the poifon of the foul . < The task is great , indeed ! But , when I fear , My better Genius cries , Still perfevere ! Think , by your means , each fair - one may adorn Her brow with ...
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... breath of fame , Which tainted , not the quick'ning gales That sweep Sabéa's spicy vales , Nor all the healing fweets restore , That breathe along Arabia's fhore . The trav'ller , if he chance to ftray , May turn uncenfur'd to his way ...
... breath of fame , Which tainted , not the quick'ning gales That sweep Sabéa's spicy vales , Nor all the healing fweets restore , That breathe along Arabia's fhore . The trav'ller , if he chance to ftray , May turn uncenfur'd to his way ...
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... breath'd ; The morn her radiant blush affum'd , The spring with earlier fragrance bloom'd , And Nature yearly took delight , Like her , to drefs the world in white , But when her rifing form was feen To reach the crifis of fifteen ...
... breath'd ; The morn her radiant blush affum'd , The spring with earlier fragrance bloom'd , And Nature yearly took delight , Like her , to drefs the world in white , But when her rifing form was feen To reach the crifis of fifteen ...
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... breath'd poisons o'er her face , And foil'd and blafted ev'ry grace ; Officious Shame , her handmaid new , Still turn'd the mirror to her view ; While those in crimes the deepest dy'd , Approach'd to whiten at her fide ; And ev'ry lewd ...
... breath'd poisons o'er her face , And foil'd and blafted ev'ry grace ; Officious Shame , her handmaid new , Still turn'd the mirror to her view ; While those in crimes the deepest dy'd , Approach'd to whiten at her fide ; And ev'ry lewd ...
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... breath of frailty must expire , The world diffolve in living fire ; The gems of heav'n , and folar flame , Be quench'd by her eternal beam . And Nature , quick'ning in her eye , ci To rife a new - born phoenix , die . Hence , unreveal'd ...
... breath of frailty must expire , The world diffolve in living fire ; The gems of heav'n , and folar flame , Be quench'd by her eternal beam . And Nature , quick'ning in her eye , ci To rife a new - born phoenix , die . Hence , unreveal'd ...
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