Poems on Several Occasions;Robert & Andrew Foulis, 1771 - 255 עמודים |
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עמוד ix
... whose courage and direction the nation might most fafely trust a charge so precious and important . After the establishment of their late majefties upon the throne , there was room again at court for men of my lord's character . He had ...
... whose courage and direction the nation might most fafely trust a charge so precious and important . After the establishment of their late majefties upon the throne , there was room again at court for men of my lord's character . He had ...
עמוד xi
... whose fol- lies gave him very fair aim . And when he allowed no quarter ; he had certainly been provoked by more than common error : by men's tedious and circumstantial re- citals of their affairs ; or by their multiply'd questions ...
... whose fol- lies gave him very fair aim . And when he allowed no quarter ; he had certainly been provoked by more than common error : by men's tedious and circumstantial re- citals of their affairs ; or by their multiply'd questions ...
עמוד xiv
... whose circumstances were fuch as made them ashamed of their poverty , he knew how to bestow his munificence , with- out offending their modesty ; and under the notion of frequent prefents , gave them what amounted to a fub- fiftence ...
... whose circumstances were fuch as made them ashamed of their poverty , he knew how to bestow his munificence , with- out offending their modesty ; and under the notion of frequent prefents , gave them what amounted to a fub- fiftence ...
עמוד 4
... Whose tow'ring ftrength will ne'er submit To reafon's batt'ries , or the mines of wit : Yet ftill enquiring , still mistaking man , Each hour repuls'd , each hour dare onward prefs ; And levelling at God his wandring guess , ( That ...
... Whose tow'ring ftrength will ne'er submit To reafon's batt'ries , or the mines of wit : Yet ftill enquiring , still mistaking man , Each hour repuls'd , each hour dare onward prefs ; And levelling at God his wandring guess , ( That ...
עמוד 17
... Whose beauty was to furnish all the race : Such chains no author could escape but he There's no way to be safe , but not to fee . To the LADY DURSLEY , on the fame fubject . HE ERE reading how fond Adam was betray'd , And how by fin ...
... Whose beauty was to furnish all the race : Such chains no author could escape but he There's no way to be safe , but not to fee . To the LADY DURSLEY , on the fame fubject . HE ERE reading how fond Adam was betray'd , And how by fin ...
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