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... e'er look for fuccour from above ? 30 O night , how still obfequious have I been , To thy flow filence whispering in thine ear , That thy pale fovereign often hath been seen Stay to behold me fadly from her sphere , Whilst the flow ...
... e'er look for fuccour from above ? 30 O night , how still obfequious have I been , To thy flow filence whispering in thine ear , That thy pale fovereign often hath been seen Stay to behold me fadly from her sphere , Whilst the flow ...
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... , nor birth , nor fame , Nor piety , nor honest name , Can e'er restore thee . Thefeus bold , Nor chafte Hippolitus could tame Devouring Fate , that fpares nor young nor old . SONG , BY CHARLES COTTON , ESQ . * I. TEMPLE . 85.
... , nor birth , nor fame , Nor piety , nor honest name , Can e'er restore thee . Thefeus bold , Nor chafte Hippolitus could tame Devouring Fate , that fpares nor young nor old . SONG , BY CHARLES COTTON , ESQ . * I. TEMPLE . 85.
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... e'er he shall his beams display , To plot new bus'nefs for the day . III . None but the flothfull , or unfound , Are by the fun in feathers found , Nor , without rifing with the fun , 5 10 Can the world's bus'nefs e'er be done , IV ...
... e'er he shall his beams display , To plot new bus'nefs for the day . III . None but the flothfull , or unfound , Are by the fun in feathers found , Nor , without rifing with the fun , 5 10 Can the world's bus'nefs e'er be done , IV ...
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... e'er bewail'd , As reason yielded , and as love prevail'd ? And wept the potent god's refiftlefs dart , His killing pleasure , his ecftatic smart , And heav'nly poison thrilling thro ' thy heart ? } If fo , with pity view my wretched ...
... e'er bewail'd , As reason yielded , and as love prevail'd ? And wept the potent god's refiftlefs dart , His killing pleasure , his ecftatic smart , And heav'nly poison thrilling thro ' thy heart ? } If fo , with pity view my wretched ...
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... e'er ' tis noon ? 280 What is true paffion , if unbleft it dies ? And where is Emma's joy , if Henry flies ? If love , alas ! be pain ; the pain I bear No thought can figure , and no tongue declare . Ne'er faithful woman felt , nor ...
... e'er ' tis noon ? 280 What is true paffion , if unbleft it dies ? And where is Emma's joy , if Henry flies ? If love , alas ! be pain ; the pain I bear No thought can figure , and no tongue declare . Ne'er faithful woman felt , nor ...
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