The lives of the most eminent English poetsJ. Buckland, J. Rivington and Sons, T. Payne and Sons, L. Davis, B. White and Son ... [and 36 others in London], 1787 |
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... present , there is no authority to which they can legally fubmit . 66 66 They have been beating up for volunteers at York , " and the towns adjacent , to fupply the regiments at " Hull ; but nobody will lift . 66 " By what I can hear ...
... present , there is no authority to which they can legally fubmit . 66 66 They have been beating up for volunteers at York , " and the towns adjacent , to fupply the regiments at " Hull ; but nobody will lift . 66 " By what I can hear ...
Page 309
... presents upon a man whom the intended to establish for life . About this time not only his hopes were in danger of being fruftrated , but his penfion likewife of being ob- ftructed , by an accidental calumny . The writer of The Daily ...
... presents upon a man whom the intended to establish for life . About this time not only his hopes were in danger of being fruftrated , but his penfion likewife of being ob- ftructed , by an accidental calumny . The writer of The Daily ...
Page 313
... present fame enrol . -But grant ——— ▭▭▭ -Maliciously that Savage plung'd the steel , And made the youth its shining vengeance feel : My foul abhors the act , the man detests , But more the bigotry in priestly breasts . Gentleman's ...
... present fame enrol . -But grant ——— ▭▭▭ -Maliciously that Savage plung'd the steel , And made the youth its shining vengeance feel : My foul abhors the act , the man detests , But more the bigotry in priestly breasts . Gentleman's ...
Page 356
... presents from his acquaintances ; but they did not amount to a fubfiftence , for the greater part of which he was indebted to the generofity of this keeper ; but these favours , however they might endear to him the particular perfons ...
... presents from his acquaintances ; but they did not amount to a fubfiftence , for the greater part of which he was indebted to the generofity of this keeper ; but these favours , however they might endear to him the particular perfons ...
Page 359
... vol . XIII . p . 496. Orig . Edit . + Halliers are the perfons who drive or own the fledges , which are here used instead of carts . Orig . Edit . A a 4 * When When he had brought this poem to its present state SAVAGE . 359.
... vol . XIII . p . 496. Orig . Edit . + Halliers are the perfons who drive or own the fledges , which are here used instead of carts . Orig . Edit . A a 4 * When When he had brought this poem to its present state SAVAGE . 359.
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