The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 14Philological Society of London, 1788 |
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... Say , then , to give a requiem to thy toils , What if my mufe array'd her in thy spoils ? nature ; Courts prais'd by thee , are curs'd beyond her fatire . Scarce a periodical publication was without fome abule of him , which he feems to ...
... Say , then , to give a requiem to thy toils , What if my mufe array'd her in thy spoils ? nature ; Courts prais'd by thee , are curs'd beyond her fatire . Scarce a periodical publication was without fome abule of him , which he feems to ...
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... Say , is it poffible ? In gallant Spain Can fuch unmanly grievances remain ? In Chivalry's own region can it be ? Damfels illuftrious under lock and key ! Bright Queens of Beauty - in a dark gs- down ! Like smuggled bales , and ...
... Say , is it poffible ? In gallant Spain Can fuch unmanly grievances remain ? In Chivalry's own region can it be ? Damfels illuftrious under lock and key ! Bright Queens of Beauty - in a dark gs- down ! Like smuggled bales , and ...
Side 478
... Say why , fupplanted by the deadly pale , Flies from thy cheek the blushing rofe - bud's hues ; Or why that heaving heart its toil renews , And madly thus each agonizing draught in- hales ? Hence chilling doubts , hence anxious fears ...
... Say why , fupplanted by the deadly pale , Flies from thy cheek the blushing rofe - bud's hues ; Or why that heaving heart its toil renews , And madly thus each agonizing draught in- hales ? Hence chilling doubts , hence anxious fears ...
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