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Page 231
... Hope may befriend , and Time his wishes crown , To me revenge and hope are both denied : For love , like youth , its tender moments paft , No force , no art , no accidents restore ; Age and indifference will for ever last , While vainly ...
... Hope may befriend , and Time his wishes crown , To me revenge and hope are both denied : For love , like youth , its tender moments paft , No force , no art , no accidents restore ; Age and indifference will for ever last , While vainly ...
Page 356
... hope , I hope , my freedom won't be blam'd ; But 356 Dunkin's Paetical Works .
... hope , I hope , my freedom won't be blam'd ; But 356 Dunkin's Paetical Works .
Page 484
... Hope , Difappointment , Succefs . 4to . I s . Longman . 1774- Were Lord Chesterfield now living , and were he to read this hu morous parody on one of our beft paftoral poems * , he would have found it a difficult task to refrain from ...
... Hope , Difappointment , Succefs . 4to . I s . Longman . 1774- Were Lord Chesterfield now living , and were he to read this hu morous parody on one of our beft paftoral poems * , he would have found it a difficult task to refrain from ...
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FELLS Poem on the Times | 20 |
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