The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 8Philological Society of London, 1785 |
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... fome fmile , fome lonely hour , Some tender look , when in our fav'rite bow'r , Which told me , as an angel from above , Such fecret language own'd the God of Love . Ah , dear Lucinda , when these thoughts prevail , When not a fear ...
... fome fmile , fome lonely hour , Some tender look , when in our fav'rite bow'r , Which told me , as an angel from above , Such fecret language own'd the God of Love . Ah , dear Lucinda , when these thoughts prevail , When not a fear ...
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... fome mea- fure retired from an intercourse with other nations , are still untin & tured with foreign re- finement , language , or breeding . The Irish will fatisfy curiofity in this re- spect preferably to all other nations I have feen ...
... fome mea- fure retired from an intercourse with other nations , are still untin & tured with foreign re- finement , language , or breeding . The Irish will fatisfy curiofity in this re- spect preferably to all other nations I have feen ...
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... fome endeavours at getting out ; but finding himself too heavy to accomplish this , he cries out for fome of his own fpecies to come to his affiftance . At length he fees fome of them coming towards him , and flat- ters himself that ...
... fome endeavours at getting out ; but finding himself too heavy to accomplish this , he cries out for fome of his own fpecies to come to his affiftance . At length he fees fome of them coming towards him , and flat- ters himself that ...
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