The Scots Magazine, Band 4Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1742 |
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... SON G. T St Ofyth , by the mill , There lives a lovely lafs ; Oh , bad I her good will , How gayly life wou'd pass ! No bold , intruding care My blifs fhou'd e'er annoy ; Her fmiles wou'd kill defpair , And brighten ev'ry joy . Like ...
... SON G. T St Ofyth , by the mill , There lives a lovely lafs ; Oh , bad I her good will , How gayly life wou'd pass ! No bold , intruding care My blifs fhou'd e'er annoy ; Her fmiles wou'd kill defpair , And brighten ev'ry joy . Like ...
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... son of the Earl of Lich- field , on board a man of war at Gibraltar . -Sir Abraham Elton , one of the members for Bristol . - Nicholas Lepelle , Efq ; Lord Proprietor of Sarke ifland . John Carter , Efq ; Secretary of Virginia . - Dr ...
... son of the Earl of Lich- field , on board a man of war at Gibraltar . -Sir Abraham Elton , one of the members for Bristol . - Nicholas Lepelle , Efq ; Lord Proprietor of Sarke ifland . John Carter , Efq ; Secretary of Virginia . - Dr ...
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... Son of thy foul may young DUNBAR arise , Dear to thy country , and thy friends delight , And banish every forrow from our eyes ; May he inherit each paternal grace , And rival all the glories of his race . One thousand seven hundred and ...
... Son of thy foul may young DUNBAR arise , Dear to thy country , and thy friends delight , And banish every forrow from our eyes ; May he inherit each paternal grace , And rival all the glories of his race . One thousand seven hundred and ...
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