The Poetical Works of S. Johnson: With the Life of the AuthorC. Cooke - 84 oldal |
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24. oldal
... gain the prize , 499 " Or ' twould be cheap and low in noble eyes ; " But there is one foft minute , when the mind " Is left unguarded , waiting to be kind , " Which the wife lover understanding right , " Steals in like day upon the ...
... gain the prize , 499 " Or ' twould be cheap and low in noble eyes ; " But there is one foft minute , when the mind " Is left unguarded , waiting to be kind , " Which the wife lover understanding right , " Steals in like day upon the ...
27. oldal
... gain . 585 " Kneel , Youth and with a grateful mind renew " Your vows ; fwear you'll eternally be true : " But if you dare be falfe , dare perjur'd prove , " You'll find , in fure revenge , affronted Love " As hot , as fierce , as ...
... gain . 585 " Kneel , Youth and with a grateful mind renew " Your vows ; fwear you'll eternally be true : " But if you dare be falfe , dare perjur'd prove , " You'll find , in fure revenge , affronted Love " As hot , as fierce , as ...
48. oldal
... gains : He , like a wretched flave , must plod and sweat , By day must toil , by night that toil repeat ; And yet at ... gain . Through all the bulky volumes of the dead , ; And thro ' thofe books that modern times have bred , With pain ...
... gains : He , like a wretched flave , must plod and sweat , By day must toil , by night that toil repeat ; And yet at ... gain . Through all the bulky volumes of the dead , ; And thro ' thofe books that modern times have bred , With pain ...
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