Miscellaneous Works, in Verse and Prose, Volume 1J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Page 15
... Joys . But fee , at length , the British Ships appear ! ' Our NASSAU comes ! and as his Fleet draws near , The rifing Mafts advance , the Sails grow white , And all his Pompous Navy floats in fight . Come , mighty Prince , defir'd of ...
... Joys . But fee , at length , the British Ships appear ! ' Our NASSAU comes ! and as his Fleet draws near , The rifing Mafts advance , the Sails grow white , And all his Pompous Navy floats in fight . Come , mighty Prince , defir'd of ...
Page 25
... joys approve , Nor waste their spirits in luxurious love , But all a long virginity maintain , And bring forth young without a mother's pain . From herbs and flow'rs they pick each tender Bee , And cull from plants a buzzing progeny ...
... joys approve , Nor waste their spirits in luxurious love , But all a long virginity maintain , And bring forth young without a mother's pain . From herbs and flow'rs they pick each tender Bee , And cull from plants a buzzing progeny ...
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... joy and wonder fill the Bleft , In choirs of warbling Seraphims Known and diftinguish'd from the rest , Attend , harmonious Saint , and fee Thy vocal fons of Harmony ; Attend , harmonious Saint , and hear our pray❜rs ; Enliv'n all our ...
... joy and wonder fill the Bleft , In choirs of warbling Seraphims Known and diftinguish'd from the rest , Attend , harmonious Saint , and fee Thy vocal fons of Harmony ; Attend , harmonious Saint , and hear our pray❜rs ; Enliv'n all our ...
Page 34
... Whilst all , with voice and strings prepar'd , Keep up the loud harmonious fong , And imitate the Bleft above , In joy , and harmony , and love , ; An An ACCOUNT of the Greatest English POET S. To Mr. 34 Poems on feveral Occafions .
... Whilst all , with voice and strings prepar'd , Keep up the loud harmonious fong , And imitate the Bleft above , In joy , and harmony , and love , ; An An ACCOUNT of the Greatest English POET S. To Mr. 34 Poems on feveral Occafions .
Page 79
... joys of conqueft he refigns his breath , And , fill'd with England's glory , fmiles in death . The rout begins , the Gallic fquadrons run , Compell'd in crouds to meet the fate they fhun ; Thousands of fiery fteeds with wounds transfix ...
... joys of conqueft he refigns his breath , And , fill'd with England's glory , fmiles in death . The rout begins , the Gallic fquadrons run , Compell'd in crouds to meet the fate they fhun ; Thousands of fiery fteeds with wounds transfix ...
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