Elegant Extracts; Or, Useful and Entertaining Pieces of Poetry: Selected for the Improvement of Youth, in Speaking, Reading, Thinking, Composing; and in the Conduct of Life; Being Similar in Design to Elegant Extracts in Prose, Band 2C. Dilly, 1791 |
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... leave you . Ant . Will not leave me ? Where have you learnt that anfwer ? Who am I ? Vent . My emperor ; the man I love next Heav'n . If I faid more , I think ' twere fcarce a fin : You're all that's good and god - like . Ant . All ...
... leave you . Ant . Will not leave me ? Where have you learnt that anfwer ? Who am I ? Vent . My emperor ; the man I love next Heav'n . If I faid more , I think ' twere fcarce a fin : You're all that's good and god - like . Ant . All ...
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... Leaving the nectar'd featts of Jove : And where her mazy waters flow , He gave the mantling vine , to grow A trophy to ... Leave all her bounties unenjoy'd ? Fool ! Time no change of motion knows ; With equal fpeed the torrent flows , To ...
... Leaving the nectar'd featts of Jove : And where her mazy waters flow , He gave the mantling vine , to grow A trophy to ... Leave all her bounties unenjoy'd ? Fool ! Time no change of motion knows ; With equal fpeed the torrent flows , To ...
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... Leave me not within this city , For to die in heaviness : Thou haft fet , this prefent day , my body free , But my heart in prifon ftill remains with thee . " How shouldst thou , fair lady , love me , Whom thou know'ft thy country's foe ...
... Leave me not within this city , For to die in heaviness : Thou haft fet , this prefent day , my body free , But my heart in prifon ftill remains with thee . " How shouldst thou , fair lady , love me , Whom thou know'ft thy country's foe ...
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