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Side 49
... give a barbarous air to British song ; No grand inquisitor could worse invent , Than he contrives to suffer , well content . Which is the saintlier worthy of the two ? Past all dispute , yon anchorite , say you . Your sentence and mine ...
... give a barbarous air to British song ; No grand inquisitor could worse invent , Than he contrives to suffer , well content . Which is the saintlier worthy of the two ? Past all dispute , yon anchorite , say you . Your sentence and mine ...
Side 67
William Cowper. power t give m lowing t BAG bomGL powers t give m lowing Crown'd with a thousand victories , and at last Lords of the conquer'd soil - there rooted fast ; In peace possessing what they won by war , Their name far publish ...
William Cowper. power t give m lowing t BAG bomGL powers t give m lowing Crown'd with a thousand victories , and at last Lords of the conquer'd soil - there rooted fast ; In peace possessing what they won by war , Their name far publish ...
Side 142
... give an image all thine heart ; Its empire is not hers , nor is it thine , ' Tis God's just claim , prerogative divine . Virtuous and faithful HEBERDEN , whose skill Attempts no task it cannot well fulfil , Gives melancholy up to ...
... give an image all thine heart ; Its empire is not hers , nor is it thine , ' Tis God's just claim , prerogative divine . Virtuous and faithful HEBERDEN , whose skill Attempts no task it cannot well fulfil , Gives melancholy up to ...
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The Yearly Distress or Tithing Time at Stock in | 154 |
Verses supposed to be written by Alexander Selkirk | 160 |
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