The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 28Philological Society of London, 1795 |
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... cause of woe ! Oh , cease the melting ftrain , or impart the tale to me ; For fad am I , alas ! and may sympathize with thee . IV . Doft thou of want and fortune , fweet little Bird ! complain ? reft : ' To tell how oft the cheering ...
... cause of woe ! Oh , cease the melting ftrain , or impart the tale to me ; For fad am I , alas ! and may sympathize with thee . IV . Doft thou of want and fortune , fweet little Bird ! complain ? reft : ' To tell how oft the cheering ...
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... cause of woe . R. J * M * s N. SONNET To a Letter from one very dear Friend , that brought the News of the Death of An other . WELCOME , thrice welcome from that well - known hand : Welcome , dear meffenger ! whate'er thy tale ! Quick ...
... cause of woe . R. J * M * s N. SONNET To a Letter from one very dear Friend , that brought the News of the Death of An other . WELCOME , thrice welcome from that well - known hand : Welcome , dear meffenger ! whate'er thy tale ! Quick ...
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... cause it cannot be fafely beftowed , unless rational knowledge has been attained , and virtuous habits have been ... causes of our happinefs are , morally speak ing , inalterable . The character of our an ceftors , uniting , beyond all ...
... cause it cannot be fafely beftowed , unless rational knowledge has been attained , and virtuous habits have been ... causes of our happinefs are , morally speak ing , inalterable . The character of our an ceftors , uniting , beyond all ...
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The Life of John Knox the Reformer | 9 |
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