The Lady's Poetical Magazine: Or, Beauties of British Poetry, Volum 1Harrison and Company, 1781 |
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... fall , and rife renew❜d . The ftars no fix'd duration know ; Wide oceans ebb , again to flow ; The moon repletes her waining face , All - beauteous , from her late difgrace ; And funs , that mourn approaching night , Refulgent rife ...
... fall , and rife renew❜d . The ftars no fix'd duration know ; Wide oceans ebb , again to flow ; The moon repletes her waining face , All - beauteous , from her late difgrace ; And funs , that mourn approaching night , Refulgent rife ...
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... falls ! -new horrors rise , And Reason bury'd in the ruin lies . Nobly disdainful of each slavish art , She makes her first attack upon the heart ; Pleas'd with the fummons , it receives her laws , 795 And all is filence , fympathy ...
... falls ! -new horrors rise , And Reason bury'd in the ruin lies . Nobly disdainful of each slavish art , She makes her first attack upon the heart ; Pleas'd with the fummons , it receives her laws , 795 And all is filence , fympathy ...
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... fall three paces back ? Why paces three return to the attack ? Why is the right leg , too , forbid to ftir , Unless in motion femi - circular ? 1000 1005 1010 Why Why muft the hero with the Nailor vie , And BEAUTIES OF POETRY . 47.
... fall three paces back ? Why paces three return to the attack ? Why is the right leg , too , forbid to ftir , Unless in motion femi - circular ? 1000 1005 1010 Why Why muft the hero with the Nailor vie , And BEAUTIES OF POETRY . 47.
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... falls fhort , ' tis Nature's fault alone ; 1025 Where he fucceeds , the merit's all his own . Laft , Garrick came - Behind him throng a train Of fnarling Criticks , ignorant as vain . One finds out- He's of ftature fomewhat low ; • Your ...
... falls fhort , ' tis Nature's fault alone ; 1025 Where he fucceeds , the merit's all his own . Laft , Garrick came - Behind him throng a train Of fnarling Criticks , ignorant as vain . One finds out- He's of ftature fomewhat low ; • Your ...
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... falls the foe , one complicated wound , And the fmote shelf returns a jarring found . On Ida's top thus Venus erft prevail'd , When all the fapience of Minerva fail'd : Thus to like arts a prey , as poets tell , By Juno lov'd in vain ...
... falls the foe , one complicated wound , And the fmote shelf returns a jarring found . On Ida's top thus Venus erft prevail'd , When all the fapience of Minerva fail'd : Thus to like arts a prey , as poets tell , By Juno lov'd in vain ...
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