The Beauties of English Poesy, Volume 2Oliver Goldsmith James Williams, 1771 - English poetry |
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... grace a king . On my wars , of shortest date , Crowns of endless triumphs wait ; On my cares , a period bless'd ; On my toils , eternal rest . Come , with Virtue at thy fide , Come , be ev'ry bar defy'd , Till we gain our native shore ...
... grace a king . On my wars , of shortest date , Crowns of endless triumphs wait ; On my cares , a period bless'd ; On my toils , eternal rest . Come , with Virtue at thy fide , Come , be ev'ry bar defy'd , Till we gain our native shore ...
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... grace my fong . The The grace cup ferv'd , the cloth away , Jove ENGLISH POESY . 67.
... grace my fong . The The grace cup ferv'd , the cloth away , Jove ENGLISH POESY . 67.
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... grace ?? To Quality belongs the highest place . My lord comes forward ; forward let him come ! Ye vulgar at your peril give him room ; He ftands for Fame on his forefather's feet , By heraldry prov'd valiant , or difcreet . With what a ...
... grace ?? To Quality belongs the highest place . My lord comes forward ; forward let him come ! Ye vulgar at your peril give him room ; He ftands for Fame on his forefather's feet , By heraldry prov'd valiant , or difcreet . With what a ...
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