Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry, Volumes 3-4J. Bell, 1789 |
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... fate he feels . When , vainly frequent at the great man's board , He shares in every vice with every lord : Makes to their taste his sober sense submit , And ' gainst his reason madly arms his wit ; Heav'n but in justice turns their ...
... fate he feels . When , vainly frequent at the great man's board , He shares in every vice with every lord : Makes to their taste his sober sense submit , And ' gainst his reason madly arms his wit ; Heav'n but in justice turns their ...
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... fate , Thy dread commands with reverence waite Thy wondrous power and justice own , And learn t ' assert a tottering throne . Thus , Kings that were in empire wise , Rebellions early should chastise ; And give their clemency no time ...
... fate , Thy dread commands with reverence waite Thy wondrous power and justice own , And learn t ' assert a tottering throne . Thus , Kings that were in empire wise , Rebellions early should chastise ; And give their clemency no time ...
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... fate ; Scarce well arriv'd , and lab'ring to procure Life's free subsistence , and retreats secure , Sudden ! he sees the roving INDIAN nigh , Fate in his hand , and ruin in his eye- Scar'd at the sight , he runs , he bounds , he flies ...
... fate ; Scarce well arriv'd , and lab'ring to procure Life's free subsistence , and retreats secure , Sudden ! he sees the roving INDIAN nigh , Fate in his hand , and ruin in his eye- Scar'd at the sight , he runs , he bounds , he flies ...
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