Miscellaneous Works: In Verse and Prose, Volume 2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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... virtue draw , Envy is itself in Wonder loft , Factions ftrive who fhall applaud you moft ; e the fond ambition of a friend , pes himself , not you , to recommend , in th ' applause which all the Learn'd beflow = , to whom a perfect work ...
... virtue draw , Envy is itself in Wonder loft , Factions ftrive who fhall applaud you moft ; e the fond ambition of a friend , pes himself , not you , to recommend , in th ' applause which all the Learn'd beflow = , to whom a perfect work ...
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... virtue's cause ; His fate renew'd'our deep attention draws , Excites by turns our various hopes and fears , And all the patriot in thy fcene appears .. On Tiber's banks thy thought was first inspir'd , • Twas there , to fome indulgent ...
... virtue's cause ; His fate renew'd'our deep attention draws , Excites by turns our various hopes and fears , And all the patriot in thy fcene appears .. On Tiber's banks thy thought was first inspir'd , • Twas there , to fome indulgent ...
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... virtues more , ucan , Horace , Virgil wrote before ? ill Pofterity this truth explain ? begins to live in Anna's reign : rld's great chiefs , in council or in arms , our lines with more exalted charms ; us deeds in diftant nations ...
... virtues more , ucan , Horace , Virgil wrote before ? ill Pofterity this truth explain ? begins to live in Anna's reign : rld's great chiefs , in council or in arms , our lines with more exalted charms ; us deeds in diftant nations ...
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... Virtue , and fenfe ! bow durft you hope to please ? Tet crowds the fentiments of every line Impartial clap'd , and own'd the work divine . Even the four Critics , who malicious came , Eager to cenfure , and refolv'd to blame , Finding ...
... Virtue , and fenfe ! bow durft you hope to please ? Tet crowds the fentiments of every line Impartial clap'd , and own'd the work divine . Even the four Critics , who malicious came , Eager to cenfure , and refolv'd to blame , Finding ...
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... virtue , and becoming pride . The aged Oak thus rears his head in air , His fap exhaufted , and his branches bare ; ' Midft florms and earthquakes he maintains his flate , Fixt deep in earth , and faften'd by his weight . His naked ...
... virtue , and becoming pride . The aged Oak thus rears his head in air , His fap exhaufted , and his branches bare ; ' Midft florms and earthquakes he maintains his flate , Fixt deep in earth , and faften'd by his weight . His naked ...
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