The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... bear thee , and unweeting have offended , Unhappily deceiv'd ! Thy Suppliant Ibeg , and clafp thy Knees ; bereave me not ( Whereon I live ! ) thy gentle Looks , thy Aid , Thy Counsel , in this uttermoft Diftrefs , My only Strength , and ...
... bear thee , and unweeting have offended , Unhappily deceiv'd ! Thy Suppliant Ibeg , and clafp thy Knees ; bereave me not ( Whereon I live ! ) thy gentle Looks , thy Aid , Thy Counsel , in this uttermoft Diftrefs , My only Strength , and ...
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... Bears with Bears agree . 325. Ah why do you try to grafp an empty Shade , Thy own warm Blush within the Water glows ... bear the fevere jests of these Men . 333. And to contention calls the Gods . 334 . You would recommend each of us ...
... Bears with Bears agree . 325. Ah why do you try to grafp an empty Shade , Thy own warm Blush within the Water glows ... bear the fevere jests of these Men . 333. And to contention calls the Gods . 334 . You would recommend each of us ...
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... bear And th ' hated Weight of Poverty . Who more than Death doth Bafenefs fear . 376 From Pythagoras a Peacock . 377 What each fhould fly is feldom known , We unprovided are undone . 378 Now is the Time to ready Honours move . 379 A ...
... bear And th ' hated Weight of Poverty . Who more than Death doth Bafenefs fear . 376 From Pythagoras a Peacock . 377 What each fhould fly is feldom known , We unprovided are undone . 378 Now is the Time to ready Honours move . 379 A ...
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