A Collection of Poems in Six Volumes, Том 4Robert Dodsley J. Hughs, 1765 |
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... must forfake . Whilft other maids a fhameless path pursue , Neither to int'reft , nor to honour true , And proud to fwell the triumph of their eyes , Exult in love from lovers they defpife ; Their maxims all revers'd I mean to , prove ...
... must forfake . Whilft other maids a fhameless path pursue , Neither to int'reft , nor to honour true , And proud to fwell the triumph of their eyes , Exult in love from lovers they defpife ; Their maxims all revers'd I mean to , prove ...
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... must part , Why should I wish to think I had his heart ? XII . Yes : let me cherish that remembrance ftill ; That thought alone shall soften every ill ; To tell my foul , his love , his truth was fuch , All was his due , nor have I done ...
... must part , Why should I wish to think I had his heart ? XII . Yes : let me cherish that remembrance ftill ; That thought alone shall soften every ill ; To tell my foul , his love , his truth was fuch , All was his due , nor have I done ...
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... must return . XIV . Perhaps ev❜n you what most I wish oppose , And in the Roman all the lover lofe : I'm a Numidian , and your foul difdains To bear th ' inglorious weight of foreign chains . XV . Can any climate then fo barb'rous ...
... must return . XIV . Perhaps ev❜n you what most I wish oppose , And in the Roman all the lover lofe : I'm a Numidian , and your foul difdains To bear th ' inglorious weight of foreign chains . XV . Can any climate then fo barb'rous ...
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... must be falfe , or those ills be decreed ? From reflection and hope little comfort we find , To poffeffion alone let thy thoughts be confin'd ; To - day's all the treasure poor mortals can boast , For to - morrow's not gained , and ...
... must be falfe , or those ills be decreed ? From reflection and hope little comfort we find , To poffeffion alone let thy thoughts be confin'd ; To - day's all the treasure poor mortals can boast , For to - morrow's not gained , and ...
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... must resign their luftre , those their bloom , And find with meaner charms one common doom : Pass but a few short years , this change must be ; Nor one lefs dreadful fhalt thou mourn in me : For though no chance can alienate my flame ...
... must resign their luftre , those their bloom , And find with meaner charms one common doom : Pass but a few short years , this change must be ; Nor one lefs dreadful fhalt thou mourn in me : For though no chance can alienate my flame ...
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