Bell's Edition, 第 83~84 巻J. Bell, 1777 |
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... bear . Tell me , ye Victors ! what strange charms ye find In conqueft , that deftruction of mankind ? Unenvy'd may your laurels ever grow That never flourish but in human woe , 205 210 If never earth the wreath triumphal bears Till ...
... bear . Tell me , ye Victors ! what strange charms ye find In conqueft , that deftruction of mankind ? Unenvy'd may your laurels ever grow That never flourish but in human woe , 205 210 If never earth the wreath triumphal bears Till ...
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... bears away His new ally ; he fights and wins the day ; But ruin'd by fuccefs he strives in vain To quit his mafter and the curb ... bear your fortune in the golden mean ; Not A large may wrench a small one wring your toe . EPISTLES . 77.
... bears away His new ally ; he fights and wins the day ; But ruin'd by fuccefs he strives in vain To quit his mafter and the curb ... bear your fortune in the golden mean ; Not A large may wrench a small one wring your toe . EPISTLES . 77.
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John Bell. Then bear your fortune in the golden mean ; Not ev'ry man is born to be a dean . I'll bear your jeers if ever I am known To feek two cures when scarce I merit one . Riches ' t is true fome service may afford , But oft'ner play ...
John Bell. Then bear your fortune in the golden mean ; Not ev'ry man is born to be a dean . I'll bear your jeers if ever I am known To feek two cures when scarce I merit one . Riches ' t is true fome service may afford , But oft'ner play ...
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The Mimick 46 | 30 |
So may your hours foftfliding ſteal away | 46 |
An epitaph infcribed on a ſtone that covers his | 52 |
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