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... fhall cover thee : the DROMEDARIES of Midian and Ephah : all they from Sheba fhall come : they fhall bring gold and incenfe , and they fhall fhew forth the praises of the Lord . All the FLOCKS of Kedar fhall be ga- thered together unto ...
... fhall cover thee : the DROMEDARIES of Midian and Ephah : all they from Sheba fhall come : they fhall bring gold and incenfe , and they fhall fhew forth the praises of the Lord . All the FLOCKS of Kedar fhall be ga- thered together unto ...
Page 254
... fhall from the Mall furvey * , And hail with mufic it's propitious ray ; This the bleft lover fhall for Venus take , And fend up prayers from Rofamunda's lake , This Partridge foon shall view in cloudless skies , When next he looks ...
... fhall from the Mall furvey * , And hail with mufic it's propitious ray ; This the bleft lover fhall for Venus take , And fend up prayers from Rofamunda's lake , This Partridge foon shall view in cloudless skies , When next he looks ...
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... fhall thy grave with rifing flowers be dreft , And the green turf lie lightly on thy breast ; There fhall the morn her earliest tears beftow , There the first roses of the year fhall blow . IF this ELEGY be fo excellent , it may be ...
... fhall thy grave with rifing flowers be dreft , And the green turf lie lightly on thy breast ; There fhall the morn her earliest tears beftow , There the first roses of the year fhall blow . IF this ELEGY be fo excellent , it may be ...
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