Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volumen35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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... still , or waining ; Thus woman , fickle woman roves , And throws about her hate , and lover , O'er brain - touch'd vassals reigning . But , oh , fuperior still , by far , The Lady rises o'er the star * ; Superior far her pow'r : This ...
... still , or waining ; Thus woman , fickle woman roves , And throws about her hate , and lover , O'er brain - touch'd vassals reigning . But , oh , fuperior still , by far , The Lady rises o'er the star * ; Superior far her pow'r : This ...
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... still more which we may avoid by a little pre- caution . The instability of our tastes is the occa- fion of the ... still greater ; which is that of being efteemed worthy of the happiness that is enjoyed . We ought to reckon time ...
... still more which we may avoid by a little pre- caution . The instability of our tastes is the occa- fion of the ... still greater ; which is that of being efteemed worthy of the happiness that is enjoyed . We ought to reckon time ...
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... still fond of her , and she's still fond of him . ' III . Their lives and their loves together will last , And each future month be as bless'd as the past : When limbs are infirm , and when eye - fight is dim , He'll be still fond of ...
... still fond of her , and she's still fond of him . ' III . Their lives and their loves together will last , And each future month be as bless'd as the past : When limbs are infirm , and when eye - fight is dim , He'll be still fond of ...
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