The Poetical Works of S. Johnson: With the Life of the AuthorC. Cooke - 84 oldal |
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... received , or to be un- willing that the public fhould confider me as owing that to a patron , which Providence has enabled me to do for myself . Having carried on my work thus far , with fo little obligation to any favourer of learning ...
... received , or to be un- willing that the public fhould confider me as owing that to a patron , which Providence has enabled me to do for myself . Having carried on my work thus far , with fo little obligation to any favourer of learning ...
81. oldal
... Receive the unhappy ghosts of scornful maids . For kind , for tender nymphs , the myrtle blooms , And weaves her bending boughs in pleasing glooms ; Perennial rofes deck each purple vale , 5 10 16 And scents ambrofial breath in every ...
... Receive the unhappy ghosts of scornful maids . For kind , for tender nymphs , the myrtle blooms , And weaves her bending boughs in pleasing glooms ; Perennial rofes deck each purple vale , 5 10 16 And scents ambrofial breath in every ...
49. oldal
... he works , though not the cure defign'd . Cuftom , the world's great idol , we adore , And knowing this , we feek to know no more . sir Richard Blackmore . E 96 100 What education did at first receive , Our ripen'd age REASON . 49.
... he works , though not the cure defign'd . Cuftom , the world's great idol , we adore , And knowing this , we feek to know no more . sir Richard Blackmore . E 96 100 What education did at first receive , Our ripen'd age REASON . 49.
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