Bell's Edition: The Poets of Great Britain Complete from Chaucer to Churchill ...J. Bell, 1776 - English poetry |
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... heart may rend , To lose what they have ne'er deserv'd - a friend . 10 Such , ignorant of facts , invent , relate , Expos'd persist , and answer'd still debate ; Such but by foils the clearest lustre see , And deem aspersing others ...
... heart may rend , To lose what they have ne'er deserv'd - a friend . 10 Such , ignorant of facts , invent , relate , Expos'd persist , and answer'd still debate ; Such but by foils the clearest lustre see , And deem aspersing others ...
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... heart , and hearts that gen'rous glow , Then to the Muse relates each lordly name , Who deals impartial infamy and fame . Oft , as when man in mortal state depress'd , His lays taught virtue , which his life confess'd , He now forms ...
... heart , and hearts that gen'rous glow , Then to the Muse relates each lordly name , Who deals impartial infamy and fame . Oft , as when man in mortal state depress'd , His lays taught virtue , which his life confess'd , He now forms ...
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... heart , and trace the veins . IV . Thro ' ev'ry tender tube they rove , In finer spirits strike the brain , Wind quick thro ' ev'ry fibrous grove , And seek thro ' pores , the heart again . V. If they with purer drops dilate , 10 15 And ...
... heart , and trace the veins . IV . Thro ' ev'ry tender tube they rove , In finer spirits strike the brain , Wind quick thro ' ev'ry fibrous grove , And seek thro ' pores , the heart again . V. If they with purer drops dilate , 10 15 And ...
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