The Poetical Works of Robert Lloyd, A.M.: To which is Prefixed an Account of the Life and Writings of the Author, Volume 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... dame , lifts up the latch ; What want ye fir ? God fave you , dame . And fo he told the piteous tale , Which you have heard him tell before ; Your patience and my own would fail Were I to tell it o'er and o'er . Suffice it , that my ...
... dame , lifts up the latch ; What want ye fir ? God fave you , dame . And fo he told the piteous tale , Which you have heard him tell before ; Your patience and my own would fail Were I to tell it o'er and o'er . Suffice it , that my ...
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... dame , I'm poor as you , Your kindest wishes are enough , You're welcome , friend , farewell - Adieu . But first reply'd the wand'ring guest , For bed and board and homely dish , May all things turn out for the best , So take my ...
... dame , I'm poor as you , Your kindest wishes are enough , You're welcome , friend , farewell - Adieu . But first reply'd the wand'ring guest , For bed and board and homely dish , May all things turn out for the best , So take my ...
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... Dame , Who wonder'd how the deuce it came , That with the drap'ry fhe had got Within her little fhabby cot , She might for all the town provide , And break both York - ftreet and Cheapfide . It happen'd that th ' attorney's wife , Who ...
... Dame , Who wonder'd how the deuce it came , That with the drap'ry fhe had got Within her little fhabby cot , She might for all the town provide , And break both York - ftreet and Cheapfide . It happen'd that th ' attorney's wife , Who ...
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A Dialogue between the Author and his Page | 1 |
The Poet an Epiftle to C Churchill | 17 |
The Two Rubric Pofts a Dialogue | 33 |
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