The Lady's Poetical Magazine: Or, Beauties of British Poetry, المجلد 1Harrison and Company, 1781 |
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... please ; Nor fear , howe'er incautiously fhe tread , • To place her foot upon the adder's head : • Affur'd each plant or flow'r that meets her eyes , Is to the virtuous mind a welcome prize . • E'en CHARLOTTE's felf fome leisure hour ...
... please ; Nor fear , howe'er incautiously fhe tread , • To place her foot upon the adder's head : • Affur'd each plant or flow'r that meets her eyes , Is to the virtuous mind a welcome prize . • E'en CHARLOTTE's felf fome leisure hour ...
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... please . At length , the toilfome journey o'er , And near the bright celestial shore , A gulph , black , fearful , and profound , • Appears , of either world the bound , < Through darkness leading up to light ; < Sense backward fhrinks ...
... please . At length , the toilfome journey o'er , And near the bright celestial shore , A gulph , black , fearful , and profound , • Appears , of either world the bound , < Through darkness leading up to light ; < Sense backward fhrinks ...
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... please himself , or charm his wife , He aims at fomething in politer life , When , blindly thwarting Nature's stubborn plan , He treads the stage by way of gentleman , The clown , who no one touch of breeding knows , Looks like Tom ...
... please himself , or charm his wife , He aims at fomething in politer life , When , blindly thwarting Nature's stubborn plan , He treads the stage by way of gentleman , The clown , who no one touch of breeding knows , Looks like Tom ...
الصفحة 31
... please , who shows , In Johnson's Stephen , which way genius grows , Self quite put off , affects with too much art 415 To put on Woodward in each mangled part ; Adopts his fhrug , his wink , his ftare ; nay , more , His voice , and ...
... please , who shows , In Johnson's Stephen , which way genius grows , Self quite put off , affects with too much art 415 To put on Woodward in each mangled part ; Adopts his fhrug , his wink , his ftare ; nay , more , His voice , and ...
الصفحة 32
... please once more , And humour fet the audience in a roar . Actors I've feen , and of no vulgar name , Who being from one part poffefs'd of fame , 470 Whether Whether they are to laugh , cry , whine , 32 BEAUTIES OF POETRY .
... please once more , And humour fet the audience in a roar . Actors I've feen , and of no vulgar name , Who being from one part poffefs'd of fame , 470 Whether Whether they are to laugh , cry , whine , 32 BEAUTIES OF POETRY .
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