The Poetical Works of S. Johnson: With the Life of the AuthorC. Cooke - 84 oldal |
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77. oldal
... brave hero's hand , May I lie flain , and spurn the bloody fand ! TO MISS **** 30 On her playing upon a Harpsichord in a Room bung with Flower - pieces of her own Painting . Win scenes of imitated spring , HEN Stella ftrikes the tuneful ...
... brave hero's hand , May I lie flain , and spurn the bloody fand ! TO MISS **** 30 On her playing upon a Harpsichord in a Room bung with Flower - pieces of her own Painting . Win scenes of imitated spring , HEN Stella ftrikes the tuneful ...
10. oldal
... Brave , gen'rous , witty , and exactly free From loose behaviour or formality ; Airy and prudent ; merry , but not light ; Quick in difcerning , and in judging right ; Secret they should be , faithful to their truft , In reas'ning cool ...
... Brave , gen'rous , witty , and exactly free From loose behaviour or formality ; Airy and prudent ; merry , but not light ; Quick in difcerning , and in judging right ; Secret they should be , faithful to their truft , In reas'ning cool ...
91. oldal
... brave " Upon ignoble terms difdains to fave ; " They let their captives fill with honour live , 315 " No more require than what themfelves would give : " For gen'rous victors , as they scorn to do " Difhoneft things , fcorn to propose ...
... brave " Upon ignoble terms difdains to fave ; " They let their captives fill with honour live , 315 " No more require than what themfelves would give : " For gen'rous victors , as they scorn to do " Difhoneft things , fcorn to propose ...
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