The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volume 2Gregg, 1969 - Poetry |
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John Newbery. On the other fide in one confort there fate Cruel - Revenge , and rancorous Despight , Disloyal Treafen , and heart - burning Hate ; But gnawing Jealousy , out of their fight Sitting alone , his bitter lips did bite ... fate ...
John Newbery. On the other fide in one confort there fate Cruel - Revenge , and rancorous Despight , Disloyal Treafen , and heart - burning Hate ; But gnawing Jealousy , out of their fight Sitting alone , his bitter lips did bite ... fate ...
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... fate : This favour if he grant , my death fhall please His cruel foul , and fet us both at ease . Thus pray'd the queen ; the fifter bears in vain . The moving meffage , and returns again . He stands inflexible to pray'rs and tears ...
... fate : This favour if he grant , my death fhall please His cruel foul , and fet us both at ease . Thus pray'd the queen ; the fifter bears in vain . The moving meffage , and returns again . He stands inflexible to pray'rs and tears ...
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John Newbery. Her fudden fate is blaz'd the city round ; The length'ning cries from street to street resound ; To female fhrieks the regal dome replies , And the thrill echoes ring amidst the skies ; As ... fate is blaz'd the city round; ...
John Newbery. Her fudden fate is blaz'd the city round ; The length'ning cries from street to street resound ; To female fhrieks the regal dome replies , And the thrill echoes ring amidst the skies ; As ... fate is blaz'd the city round; ...
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