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Yet those , who and I wish you the same , ” into two blank - verse thus designate this wise and amiable writer heroics :from the frequent incorrespondency of his 20 diction to his metre in the majority of his To you a morning good ...
Yet those , who and I wish you the same , ” into two blank - verse thus designate this wise and amiable writer heroics :from the frequent incorrespondency of his 20 diction to his metre in the majority of his To you a morning good ...
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VII III But like a hawk encumber'd with his hood , - Explaining metaphysics to the nationYour bays may hide the baldness of your I wish he would explain his Explanation . browsPerhaps some virtuous blushes ; let them go50 You ...
VII III But like a hawk encumber'd with his hood , - Explaining metaphysics to the nationYour bays may hide the baldness of your I wish he would explain his Explanation . browsPerhaps some virtuous blushes ; let them go50 You ...
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25 Has Murray shown the work to any one ? testable tropes and figures , you know I have He may — but I will have no traps for applause . always thought you the cleverest , most agreeOf course there are little things I would wish able ...
25 Has Murray shown the work to any one ? testable tropes and figures , you know I have He may — but I will have no traps for applause . always thought you the cleverest , most agreeOf course there are little things I would wish able ...
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