Poems on Several Occasions: To which are Added, the Tragedies of Julius Caesar, and Marcus BrutusRobert and Andrew Foulis, 1752 - 280 pages |
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... many lovers prove , Sighs now for torment , as they figh for love , And with loud cries , which rend the neighb'ring air , Wounds my fad heart , and wakens my despair . Both men and Gods I charge now with my lofs 8 THE TEMPLE.
... many lovers prove , Sighs now for torment , as they figh for love , And with loud cries , which rend the neighb'ring air , Wounds my fad heart , and wakens my despair . Both men and Gods I charge now with my lofs 8 THE TEMPLE.
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... Gods I charge now with my lofs , And , wild with grief , my thoughts each other cross ; My heart and tongue labour in both extremes , This fends up humble pray'rs , while that blafphemes : I ask their help , whofe malice I defy , And ...
... Gods I charge now with my lofs , And , wild with grief , my thoughts each other cross ; My heart and tongue labour in both extremes , This fends up humble pray'rs , while that blafphemes : I ask their help , whofe malice I defy , And ...
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... God , thou Nature's Hymen art ; Whofe laws once broke , we are not held by force , But the falfe breach itself is a divorce . III . For love the mifer will his gold defpife , The false grow faithful , and the foolish wife ; Cautious the ...
... God , thou Nature's Hymen art ; Whofe laws once broke , we are not held by force , But the falfe breach itself is a divorce . III . For love the mifer will his gold defpife , The false grow faithful , and the foolish wife ; Cautious the ...
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... Gods ; Uncrown'd by thee , their other crowns are loads ; One beauty's smile their meaneft courtier brings Rather to pity than to envy Kings ; His fellow flaves he takes them now to be , Favour'd by love perhaps much less than he , For ...
... Gods ; Uncrown'd by thee , their other crowns are loads ; One beauty's smile their meaneft courtier brings Rather to pity than to envy Kings ; His fellow flaves he takes them now to be , Favour'd by love perhaps much less than he , For ...
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... me to give o'er ! But the kind God excites us various ways , And now I find him all my ardor raise , His precepts to perform , as well as praise . ELEGY TO THE DUTCHESS of R- TE HOU lovely flave SONGS AND VERSES . 15.
... me to give o'er ! But the kind God excites us various ways , And now I find him all my ardor raise , His precepts to perform , as well as praise . ELEGY TO THE DUTCHESS of R- TE HOU lovely flave SONGS AND VERSES . 15.
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