The Lady's Poetical Magazine: Or, Beauties of British Poetry, Volume 1Harrison and Company, 1781 |
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... force of merit , force of bribes , What can an actor give ? In ev'ry age S 。 19 15 Cafh hath been rudely banish'd from the stage ; Monarchs themselves , to grief of ev'ry play'r , Appear as often as their image there ; They can't ...
... force of merit , force of bribes , What can an actor give ? In ev'ry age S 。 19 15 Cafh hath been rudely banish'd from the stage ; Monarchs themselves , to grief of ev'ry play'r , Appear as often as their image there ; They can't ...
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... force , And trac'd each paffion to it's proper fource ; Then , ftrongly mark'd , in livelieft colours drew , And brought each foible forth to publick view : The coxcomb felt a lash in ev'ry word , And fools hung out , their brother ...
... force , And trac'd each paffion to it's proper fource ; Then , ftrongly mark'd , in livelieft colours drew , And brought each foible forth to publick view : The coxcomb felt a lash in ev'ry word , And fools hung out , their brother ...
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... force , and ftill poffefs the ftage .. That's vile - Should we a parent's faults adore And err , because our fathers err'd before ! If , inattentive to the author's mind , Some actors made the jeft they could not find ; If by low tricks ...
... force , and ftill poffefs the ftage .. That's vile - Should we a parent's faults adore And err , because our fathers err'd before ! If , inattentive to the author's mind , Some actors made the jeft they could not find ; If by low tricks ...
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... force , Ne'er kindly soften to each other's aid , Nor fhew the mingled pow'rs of light and fhade ; No longer for a thankless stage concern'd , To worthier thoughts his mighty genius turn'd , Harangu'd , gave lectures , made each fimple ...
... force , Ne'er kindly soften to each other's aid , Nor fhew the mingled pow'rs of light and fhade ; No longer for a thankless stage concern'd , To worthier thoughts his mighty genius turn'd , Harangu'd , gave lectures , made each fimple ...
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... force , for Britain owns no Salique law : Just to their worth , we female rights admit , Nor bar their claim to empire , or to wit . Firft , giggling , plotting chamber - maids arrive , Hoydons and romps , led on by Gen'ral Clive ; In ...
... force , for Britain owns no Salique law : Just to their worth , we female rights admit , Nor bar their claim to empire , or to wit . Firft , giggling , plotting chamber - maids arrive , Hoydons and romps , led on by Gen'ral Clive ; In ...
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