Bell's Edition, Niteet 83–84J. Bell, 1777 |
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... pride , And why the rofe withdrew her fweets and dy'd . For thee , fair Rofalind ! the op'ning buds Clos'd up their gems and ficken'd in the woods ; For thee the lily fhed her fnowy pride , For thee the rofe withdrew her fweets and dy'd ...
... pride , And why the rofe withdrew her fweets and dy'd . For thee , fair Rofalind ! the op'ning buds Clos'd up their gems and ficken'd in the woods ; For thee the lily fhed her fnowy pride , For thee the rofe withdrew her fweets and dy'd ...
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... pride , or pelf , And ( greater still ) is master of himself , Not to and fro by fears and factions hurl'd , But loose to all the int'refts of the world , 80 And while that world turns round , entire and whole He keeps the facred tenour ...
... pride , or pelf , And ( greater still ) is master of himself , Not to and fro by fears and factions hurl'd , But loose to all the int'refts of the world , 80 And while that world turns round , entire and whole He keeps the facred tenour ...
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... pride , and dulness , of the age ; In vain they curfe , in vain they pine and mourn , Back on themselves their arrows will return . Whoe'er would thy establish'd fame deface Are but immortaliz'd to their disgrace . Live and enjoy their ...
... pride , and dulness , of the age ; In vain they curfe , in vain they pine and mourn , Back on themselves their arrows will return . Whoe'er would thy establish'd fame deface Are but immortaliz'd to their disgrace . Live and enjoy their ...
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So may your hours foftfliding ſteal away | 46 |
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