Poems,J. Johnson, 1803 - 363 Seiten |
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... son . Now the legitimate and rightful lord Is but a tranfient gueft , newly arrived , And foon to be fupplanted . He that faw His patrimonial timber caft its leaf , Sells the last scantling , and transfers the price To fome fhrewd ...
... son . Now the legitimate and rightful lord Is but a tranfient gueft , newly arrived , And foon to be fupplanted . He that faw His patrimonial timber caft its leaf , Sells the last scantling , and transfers the price To fome fhrewd ...
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... son . But , if thy table be indeed unclean , Foul with excefs , and with discourse obscene , And thou a wretch , whom , following her old plan The world accounts an honourable man , Because forfooth thy courage has been tried And stood ...
... son . But , if thy table be indeed unclean , Foul with excefs , and with discourse obscene , And thou a wretch , whom , following her old plan The world accounts an honourable man , Because forfooth thy courage has been tried And stood ...
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... son , Attend to finish what the fword begun ; And echoing praises , fuch as fiends might earn , And folly pays , refound at your return .. A calm fucceeds - but plenty , with her train Of heart felt joys , fucceeds not foon again , And ...
... son , Attend to finish what the fword begun ; And echoing praises , fuch as fiends might earn , And folly pays , refound at your return .. A calm fucceeds - but plenty , with her train Of heart felt joys , fucceeds not foon again , And ...
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