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... first this humble rocf I knew What means that downcaft look , my dear While others barter eafe for ftate When Werter firft fair Charlotte faw When first I began , Sir , to ogie the ladies We'll feek the bow'r of Robin Hood Page 159 163 ...
... first this humble rocf I knew What means that downcaft look , my dear While others barter eafe for ftate When Werter firft fair Charlotte faw When first I began , Sir , to ogie the ladies We'll feek the bow'r of Robin Hood Page 159 163 ...
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... first knew fear , Fear to an Indian maid a stranger ; The war - fong , arrows , hatchet , fpear , All warn'd me of my lover's danger . For him did cares my bofom fill ; Ah ! think on this , and love me till . S ON G .. Sung by Mr. Edwin ...
... first knew fear , Fear to an Indian maid a stranger ; The war - fong , arrows , hatchet , fpear , All warn'd me of my lover's danger . For him did cares my bofom fill ; Ah ! think on this , and love me till . S ON G .. Sung by Mr. Edwin ...
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... first of the morn , To hunt for a mortgage or deed ; The hufband gets up at the found of the horn , And rides to the commons full speed : The patriot is thrown in purfuit of his game ; The poet , too , often lays low , Who , mounted on ...
... first of the morn , To hunt for a mortgage or deed ; The hufband gets up at the found of the horn , And rides to the commons full speed : The patriot is thrown in purfuit of his game ; The poet , too , often lays low , Who , mounted on ...
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... first I view'd , Amid the num'rous throng ; Fearful my heart should be fubdu'd , I thus addrefs'd my fong- Sweet Son of Beauty , now forbear Thy bow to bend in vain ; Not once enchain'd to all that's dear My freedom will maintain . B 3 ...
... first I view'd , Amid the num'rous throng ; Fearful my heart should be fubdu'd , I thus addrefs'd my fong- Sweet Son of Beauty , now forbear Thy bow to bend in vain ; Not once enchain'd to all that's dear My freedom will maintain . B 3 ...
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... , Ten thou and birds were finging . When on the bent , wi ' b ithe content , I first met Jem , my marrow : Whate'er betide , I'll be his bride , Upon the Banks of Yarrow ; B. 5 With With him I'll ftray , And fondly play . Upon [ 33 ]
... , Ten thou and birds were finging . When on the bent , wi ' b ithe content , I first met Jem , my marrow : Whate'er betide , I'll be his bride , Upon the Banks of Yarrow ; B. 5 With With him I'll ftray , And fondly play . Upon [ 33 ]
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