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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... play , They play'd all that eve ' , and parted next day ; Cou'd you think , when you're told , as thus they all fat , [ bet ; No other play'd with them , nor was there one Yet , when they rofe up , each gained a guinca , Tho ' none of ...
... play , They play'd all that eve ' , and parted next day ; Cou'd you think , when you're told , as thus they all fat , [ bet ; No other play'd with them , nor was there one Yet , when they rofe up , each gained a guinca , Tho ' none of ...
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... play . The author could not prophefy his fate : If with fuch fcenes an audience had been fir'd , The poet must have really been infpir'd . But these , alas ! are melancholy days For modern prophets , and for modern plays . Yet fince ...
... play . The author could not prophefy his fate : If with fuch fcenes an audience had been fir'd , The poet must have really been infpir'd . But these , alas ! are melancholy days For modern prophets , and for modern plays . Yet fince ...
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... play My best friend wrote it ; fhould it not fucceed , " Tho ' with my Sophy bleft - my heart will " bleed . ' 64 Then from his face he wipes the manly tear . " Courage , my mafter ! " Partridge cries , " don't fear : " Should Envy's ...
... play My best friend wrote it ; fhould it not fucceed , " Tho ' with my Sophy bleft - my heart will " bleed . ' 64 Then from his face he wipes the manly tear . " Courage , my mafter ! " Partridge cries , " don't fear : " Should Envy's ...
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