A Collection of Poems, Volum 2J. Dodsley, 1766 |
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Side 5
... please and love . Damon no longer fought the filent shade , No more in unfrequented paths he ftray'd , But call'd the nymphs to hear his jocund fong , And told his joy to all the ruftic throng . A 3 Bleft Bleft be the hour , he faid ...
... please and love . Damon no longer fought the filent shade , No more in unfrequented paths he ftray'd , But call'd the nymphs to hear his jocund fong , And told his joy to all the ruftic throng . A 3 Bleft Bleft be the hour , he faid ...
Side 10
... 'd with ease : He pleas'd you , by not studying to please : His careless indolence your pride alarm'd ; And had he lov'd you more , he lefs had charm'd . 3 O pain O pain to think , another fhall poffefs Those balmy ( 10 )
... 'd with ease : He pleas'd you , by not studying to please : His careless indolence your pride alarm'd ; And had he lov'd you more , he lefs had charm'd . 3 O pain O pain to think , another fhall poffefs Those balmy ( 10 )
Side 13
... please thy partial ear , And footh thy breast with thoughts that once were dear ; Recall thofe years which time has thrown behind , When smiling Love with Honour fhar'd thy mind : The sweet remembrance fhall thy youth restore , Fancy ...
... please thy partial ear , And footh thy breast with thoughts that once were dear ; Recall thofe years which time has thrown behind , When smiling Love with Honour fhar'd thy mind : The sweet remembrance fhall thy youth restore , Fancy ...
Side 29
... please , With morals mirth uniting , ftrength with ease . Now charm'd , I hear the bold Corneille infpire Heroic thought with Shakespear's force and fire ; Now fweet Racine with milder influence move The foften'd heart to Pity and to ...
... please , With morals mirth uniting , ftrength with ease . Now charm'd , I hear the bold Corneille infpire Heroic thought with Shakespear's force and fire ; Now fweet Racine with milder influence move The foften'd heart to Pity and to ...
Side 41
... please a Lady's ear , Unlike the flatt❜ries of a lover's pen , Such truths as women feldom learn from men . Nor think I praife you ill , when thus I fhew What female Vanity might fear to know : Some merit's mine , to dare to be fincere ...
... please a Lady's ear , Unlike the flatt❜ries of a lover's pen , Such truths as women feldom learn from men . Nor think I praife you ill , when thus I fhew What female Vanity might fear to know : Some merit's mine , to dare to be fincere ...
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