Poems, Nide 2Clarendon Press, 1958 - 2104 sivua |
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Tulokset 1 - 3 kokonaismäärästä 89
Sivu 495
... wou'd vote his Doctor best , With absolute exclusion to the rest : Thus wou'd your Polish Diet disagree , And end as it began in Anarchy : Your self the fairest for election stand , Because you seem crown - gen'ral of the land ; But ...
... wou'd vote his Doctor best , With absolute exclusion to the rest : Thus wou'd your Polish Diet disagree , And end as it began in Anarchy : Your self the fairest for election stand , Because you seem crown - gen'ral of the land ; But ...
Sivu 509
... wou'd be sold as fast as he cou'd bid . 205 210 215 220 225 Tax those of int❜rest who conform for gain , Or stay the market of another reign . Your broad - way sons wou'd never be too nice To close with Calvin , if he paid their price ...
... wou'd be sold as fast as he cou'd bid . 205 210 215 220 225 Tax those of int❜rest who conform for gain , Or stay the market of another reign . Your broad - way sons wou'd never be too nice To close with Calvin , if he paid their price ...
Sivu 618
... wou'd have been so , 665 had you been born in any other Country , will receive more Honour in future Ages , by that ... wou'd look like Chance , if it were not perpetual , and always of the same tenour . If I grant that there is Care in ...
... wou'd have been so , 665 had you been born in any other Country , will receive more Honour in future Ages , by that ... wou'd look like Chance , if it were not perpetual , and always of the same tenour . If I grant that there is Care in ...
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