POEMS, Volume 1J. Johnson, St: Paulʻs Church-yard, 1798 |
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Page iv
... fome influence in fuppreffing much of what he might otherwife wish to say in favour of a friend , when that friend is indeed an alter idem , and excites almost the fame emotions of fenfibility and affection as he feels for himself . It ...
... fome influence in fuppreffing much of what he might otherwife wish to say in favour of a friend , when that friend is indeed an alter idem , and excites almost the fame emotions of fenfibility and affection as he feels for himself . It ...
Page vi
... fome of the firft fruits of his recovery are here prefented to the public . In his principal fubjects , the fame acumen which diftinguished him in the early period of life , is happily employed in illuftrating and enforcing the truths ...
... fome of the firft fruits of his recovery are here prefented to the public . In his principal fubjects , the fame acumen which diftinguished him in the early period of life , is happily employed in illuftrating and enforcing the truths ...
Page xi
... Lord High Chancellorship of England Ode to Peace Human Frailty The Modern Patriot On obferving fome Names of little Note recorded in the BIOGRAPHIA BRITANNICA 257 259 261 263 266 2.67 269 270 272 Report of an adjudged Cafe , not to be ...
... Lord High Chancellorship of England Ode to Peace Human Frailty The Modern Patriot On obferving fome Names of little Note recorded in the BIOGRAPHIA BRITANNICA 257 259 261 263 266 2.67 269 270 272 Report of an adjudged Cafe , not to be ...
Page 16
... fome inimitable hand ; Would strive to make a Paul or Tully ftand . No fycophant or flave , that dar'd oppofe Her facred cause , but trembled when he rose And ev'ry venal stickler for the yoke Felt himself crushed at the first word he ...
... fome inimitable hand ; Would strive to make a Paul or Tully ftand . No fycophant or flave , that dar'd oppofe Her facred cause , but trembled when he rose And ev'ry venal stickler for the yoke Felt himself crushed at the first word he ...
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... fome wits flag through fear of lofing it . Give me the line that plows its stately course Like a proud fwan , conq'ring the stream by force ; That , like fome cottage beauty , ftrikes the heart , Quite unindebted to the tricks of art ...
... fome wits flag through fear of lofing it . Give me the line that plows its stately course Like a proud fwan , conq'ring the stream by force ; That , like fome cottage beauty , ftrikes the heart , Quite unindebted to the tricks of art ...
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