Bell's Edition: The Poets of Great Britain Complete from Chaucer to Churchill ...J. Bell, 1776 - English poetry |
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... Queen was solicited for his pardon , and informed of the severe treatments which he had suffered from his Judge ... Queen ; whether she that invented had the front to relate it ; whether she found any one weak enough to credit it , or ...
... Queen was solicited for his pardon , and informed of the severe treatments which he had suffered from his Judge ... Queen ; whether she that invented had the front to relate it ; whether she found any one weak enough to credit it , or ...
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... queen . Such be the Annual truths my verse imparts ; 55 Nor frown , fair Fav'rite of a people's hearts ! Happy if plac'd , percliance , beneath your eye , My Muse , unpension'd , might her pinions try ; Fearless to fail whilst you ...
... queen . Such be the Annual truths my verse imparts ; 55 Nor frown , fair Fav'rite of a people's hearts ! Happy if plac'd , percliance , beneath your eye , My Muse , unpension'd , might her pinions try ; Fearless to fail whilst you ...
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... Queen , and Heav'n ! " With me each private virtue lifts the voice , " While public spirit bids a land rejoice ; " O'er all thy queen's benevolence descends , " And wide o'er all her vital light extends . " As winter softens into spring ...
... Queen , and Heav'n ! " With me each private virtue lifts the voice , " While public spirit bids a land rejoice ; " O'er all thy queen's benevolence descends , " And wide o'er all her vital light extends . " As winter softens into spring ...
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