The Lady's Poetical Magazine: Or, Beauties of British Poetry, Volume 1Harrison and Company, 1781 |
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... throne and fceptre , to the sword and shield : But in thofe arts which humanize the mind , They boaft an equal pow'r with all mankind . When fome lov'd fair - one tunes the vocal lay , And the rapt foul with pleasure melts away ; Or ...
... throne and fceptre , to the sword and shield : But in thofe arts which humanize the mind , They boaft an equal pow'r with all mankind . When fome lov'd fair - one tunes the vocal lay , And the rapt foul with pleasure melts away ; Or ...
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... throne , < And fees with organs not her own ; While , like the flumb'rer in the night , • Pleas'd with the fhadowy dream of light , • Before her alienated eyes : ་ The scenes of Fairy - land arife : The puppet - world's amufing fhow ...
... throne , < And fees with organs not her own ; While , like the flumb'rer in the night , • Pleas'd with the fhadowy dream of light , • Before her alienated eyes : ་ The scenes of Fairy - land arife : The puppet - world's amufing fhow ...
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... d all his int'reft for the vacant chair . The buskin'd heroes of the mimick stage No longer whine in love , and rant in rage ; C - 2 The The monarch quits his throne , and condefcends . Humbly BEAUTIES OF POETRY . 19.
... d all his int'reft for the vacant chair . The buskin'd heroes of the mimick stage No longer whine in love , and rant in rage ; C - 2 The The monarch quits his throne , and condefcends . Humbly BEAUTIES OF POETRY . 19.
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Or, Beauties of British Poetry. The monarch quits his throne , and condefcends . Humbly to court the favour of his friends ; For pity's fake tells undeserv'd mishaps , And their applaufe to gain , recounts his claps . Thus the victorious ...
Or, Beauties of British Poetry. The monarch quits his throne , and condefcends . Humbly to court the favour of his friends ; For pity's fake tells undeserv'd mishaps , And their applaufe to gain , recounts his claps . Thus the victorious ...
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... throne , Triumphant feem'd - when that strange savage dame , Known but to few , or only known by name , Plain Common Senfe , appear'd ; by Nature there Appointed , with Plain Truth , to guard the chair : The pageant faw , and blafted ...
... throne , Triumphant feem'd - when that strange savage dame , Known but to few , or only known by name , Plain Common Senfe , appear'd ; by Nature there Appointed , with Plain Truth , to guard the chair : The pageant faw , and blafted ...
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