Elegant Extracts; Or, Useful and Entertaining Pieces of Poetry: Selected for the Improvement of Youth, in Speaking, Reading, Thinking, Composing; and in the Conduct of Life; Being Similar in Design to Elegant Extracts in Prose, Volume 2C. Dilly, 1791 - English poetry |
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Page 86
... keep alone , Of forrieft fancies your companions making , Ufing thofe thoughts , which should indeed have died [ remedy With them they think on ? Things without all Should be without regard ; what's done , is done . Macb . We have ...
... keep alone , Of forrieft fancies your companions making , Ufing thofe thoughts , which should indeed have died [ remedy With them they think on ? Things without all Should be without regard ; what's done , is done . Macb . We have ...
Page 129
... keep the fatal fecret . Ifm . & c . We fwear , all fwear to keep it ever [ known . Phad . Keep it ! from whom ? why it's already The tale , the whifper of the babling vulgar : Oh ! can you keep it from yourselves , unknow it ? fecret ...
... keep the fatal fecret . Ifm . & c . We fwear , all fwear to keep it ever [ known . Phad . Keep it ! from whom ? why it's already The tale , the whifper of the babling vulgar : Oh ! can you keep it from yourselves , unknow it ? fecret ...
Page 374
... keep the old boun To be good to his old tenants , and to his neigh- [ was inclin'd ; bours be kind : But in the enfuing ditty you fhall hear how he Like a young courtier of the king's , And the king's young courtier . Like a flourishing ...
... keep the old boun To be good to his old tenants , and to his neigh- [ was inclin'd ; bours be kind : But in the enfuing ditty you fhall hear how he Like a young courtier of the king's , And the king's young courtier . Like a flourishing ...
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