The art of poetry on a new plan, illustrated with a great variety of examples [compiled by J. Newbery, revised by O. Goldsmith].1762 |
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... Swain ! ev'n empty kisses please . Your fcorn diftracts me , and will make me tear The flow'ry crown I wove for you to wear , Where rofes mingle with the ivy - wreath , And fragrant herbs ambrofial odours breathe , Ah me ! what pangs I ...
... Swain ! ev'n empty kisses please . Your fcorn diftracts me , and will make me tear The flow'ry crown I wove for you to wear , Where rofes mingle with the ivy - wreath , And fragrant herbs ambrofial odours breathe , Ah me ! what pangs I ...
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... swain ; But neither want , nor pinching cold , is hard , To blafting ftorms of calumny compar'd : Unkind as hail it falls ; the pelting shower Destroys the tender herb , and budding flower . THENOT . Slander we fhepherds count the ...
... swain ; But neither want , nor pinching cold , is hard , To blafting ftorms of calumny compar'd : Unkind as hail it falls ; the pelting shower Destroys the tender herb , and budding flower . THENOT . Slander we fhepherds count the ...
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... swain : What flow'r is that which bears the virgin's name , The richest metal joined with the fame ? * CUDDY . Anfwer , thou carle , and judge this riddle right , I'll frankly own thee for a cunning wight : What flow'r is that which ...
... swain : What flow'r is that which bears the virgin's name , The richest metal joined with the fame ? * CUDDY . Anfwer , thou carle , and judge this riddle right , I'll frankly own thee for a cunning wight : What flow'r is that which ...
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