The Lady's Poetical Magazine: Or, Beauties of British Poetry. ...Harrison and Company, 1791 - English poetry |
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... fighs her lab'ring bosom rend : In vain she stops the torrent of her eyes , Her beating breaft continues it's fupplies ! The tender infant , delug'd o'er with woe , Bids with her tears his ftreams of forrow flow : As if to heal her ...
... fighs her lab'ring bosom rend : In vain she stops the torrent of her eyes , Her beating breaft continues it's fupplies ! The tender infant , delug'd o'er with woe , Bids with her tears his ftreams of forrow flow : As if to heal her ...
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... fighs the earl's foft bosom reach : The cafual mention of his Ella's name , Ernefto's daughter's obvious lofs of fame , Join'd with the great respect he bore her fire , Firft fwell his breast with sorrow - then with ire ; Nor does he ...
... fighs the earl's foft bosom reach : The cafual mention of his Ella's name , Ernefto's daughter's obvious lofs of fame , Join'd with the great respect he bore her fire , Firft fwell his breast with sorrow - then with ire ; Nor does he ...
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... fighs explaining where her accents fail . Here gen'rous foftness warms the honest breast ; We raise the fad , and fuccour the diftrefs'd ; And whilft our wish prepares the kind relief , Whilst pity mitigates her rifing grief , We ficken ...
... fighs explaining where her accents fail . Here gen'rous foftness warms the honest breast ; We raise the fad , and fuccour the diftrefs'd ; And whilft our wish prepares the kind relief , Whilst pity mitigates her rifing grief , We ficken ...
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... fighs , view'd ev'ry female face , • Where mimick Fancy might her likeness trace . ? • How oft defir'd to fly from Ifrael's throne , And live in fhades with her and Love alone ? How oft , all night , purfu'd her in my dreams , • O'er ...
... fighs , view'd ev'ry female face , • Where mimick Fancy might her likeness trace . ? • How oft defir'd to fly from Ifrael's throne , And live in fhades with her and Love alone ? How oft , all night , purfu'd her in my dreams , • O'er ...
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... fighs complains ; ‹ Till time and use affist the infant wretch , By broken words and rudiments of fpeech , • His wants in plainer characters to show , And paint more perfect figures of his woe : Condemn'd to facrifice his childish years ...
... fighs complains ; ‹ Till time and use affist the infant wretch , By broken words and rudiments of fpeech , • His wants in plainer characters to show , And paint more perfect figures of his woe : Condemn'd to facrifice his childish years ...
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