The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volume 2Gregg, 1969 - Poetry |
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... She found her riches at an end , And that she had not made one friend.- All curs'd her for not giving more , Nor thought on what she'd done before ; She wept , fhe rav'd , fhe tore her hair , When lo ! to comfort her came Care- And cry ...
... She found her riches at an end , And that she had not made one friend.- All curs'd her for not giving more , Nor thought on what she'd done before ; She wept , fhe rav'd , fhe tore her hair , When lo ! to comfort her came Care- And cry ...
Page 54
... she was good , and I'm sure she is fair : But goodness and charms in a bumper I fee , That make it as good and as charming as the . My Chloe had dimples and fmiles I must own , But tho ' fhe could fmile , yet in truth fhe could frown ...
... she was good , and I'm sure she is fair : But goodness and charms in a bumper I fee , That make it as good and as charming as the . My Chloe had dimples and fmiles I must own , But tho ' fhe could fmile , yet in truth fhe could frown ...
Page 283
... she hid all her horrors , and appeared in the form of a venerable priest- efs ; but on his difregarding her meffage , and bidding her mind her own bufinefs , and leave the province of war to men , she re - affumed her own horrid figure ...
... she hid all her horrors , and appeared in the form of a venerable priest- efs ; but on his difregarding her meffage , and bidding her mind her own bufinefs , and leave the province of war to men , she re - affumed her own horrid figure ...
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