The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Volume 8H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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Page 299
... Sires ! grown hoary , " Hither turn th ' unwilling eye ; " Think amidst your falling glory , " Autumn tells a winter nigh . " Yearly in our course returning , " Meffengers of shortest stay , " Thus we preach this truth unerring ...
... Sires ! grown hoary , " Hither turn th ' unwilling eye ; " Think amidst your falling glory , " Autumn tells a winter nigh . " Yearly in our course returning , " Meffengers of shortest stay , " Thus we preach this truth unerring ...
Page 343
... Sire , inexcufable freedom would be ; But yet , when reviewing my miferies past , Of your majesty's income the total I caft , All counted ( I've ftill the remembrance quite clear , ) Your revenue's one hundred millions a year ; Hence ...
... Sire , inexcufable freedom would be ; But yet , when reviewing my miferies past , Of your majesty's income the total I caft , All counted ( I've ftill the remembrance quite clear , ) Your revenue's one hundred millions a year ; Hence ...
Page 407
... Sire . The God who fed us all our day , Shall have our ev'ning fongs ; That charming theme , our Maker's praise , Shall often fill our tongues . The best instructions we can give , Our offspring fhall attend ; Nor fhall they ever want ...
... Sire . The God who fed us all our day , Shall have our ev'ning fongs ; That charming theme , our Maker's praise , Shall often fill our tongues . The best instructions we can give , Our offspring fhall attend ; Nor fhall they ever want ...
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