Bell's Edition: The Poets of Great Britain Complete from Chaucer to Churchill ...J. Bell, 1776 - English poetry |
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Page xlvi
... perhaps the memory of Savage may not be much sullied by his trial . Some time after he had obtained his liberty he met in the street the woman that had sworn with so much malignity against him . She informed him that she was in distress ...
... perhaps the memory of Savage may not be much sullied by his trial . Some time after he had obtained his liberty he met in the street the woman that had sworn with so much malignity against him . She informed him that she was in distress ...
Page cxxvi
... perhaps would a fresh supply have had any other effect than , by putting immediate pleasures in his power , to have driven the thoughts of his jour- ney out of his mind . While he was thus spending the day in contriving a scheme for the ...
... perhaps would a fresh supply have had any other effect than , by putting immediate pleasures in his power , to have driven the thoughts of his jour- ney out of his mind . While he was thus spending the day in contriving a scheme for the ...
Page cxlii
... perhaps as often obscures as embellishes them . His judgment was eminently exact both with re- gard to writings and to men . The knowledge of life was indeed his chief attainment , and it is not with- out some satisfaction that I can ...
... perhaps as often obscures as embellishes them . His judgment was eminently exact both with re- gard to writings and to men . The knowledge of life was indeed his chief attainment , and it is not with- out some satisfaction that I can ...
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The Volunteer Laureat on her Majestys Birth | 172 |
THE Life of the Author | 1 |
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