Poems and PlaysDent, 1975 - 258 pages |
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... wishes ; and to secure her happiness , tho ' it destroys my own . JARVIS . Was ever the like ! I want patience ... wish , tho ' I own not in your appre- hensions . CROAKER . May be not ! Indeed what signifies what weather we have ...
... wishes ; and to secure her happiness , tho ' it destroys my own . JARVIS . Was ever the like ! I want patience ... wish , tho ' I own not in your appre- hensions . CROAKER . May be not ! Indeed what signifies what weather we have ...
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... wish'd to take out . MISS RICH . Well , Sir , if you thought so then , I fear your judgment has since corrected the errors of a first impression . We generally shew to most advantage at first . Our sex are like poor tradesmen , that put ...
... wish'd to take out . MISS RICH . Well , Sir , if you thought so then , I fear your judgment has since corrected the errors of a first impression . We generally shew to most advantage at first . Our sex are like poor tradesmen , that put ...
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... wish ; for , inly satisfy'd , / Above their pomps I hold my ragged pride 368. proud ] 6 : cold 375. Hence ] 6 : Much on the low , the rest , as rank supplies , / Should in columnar diminution rise ; / While 2 416. marks with murderous ...
... wish ; for , inly satisfy'd , / Above their pomps I hold my ragged pride 368. proud ] 6 : cold 375. Hence ] 6 : Much on the low , the rest , as rank supplies , / Should in columnar diminution rise ; / While 2 416. marks with murderous ...
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Prologue of Laberius | 133 |
Description of an Authors BedChamber | 139 |
an Oratorio | 147 |
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