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Dread critics we have nothing more to plead
First Line:
Dread critics we have nothing more to plead
Last Line:
That neither yield in learning or in wit
DMI number:
3862
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How blindly men their happiness pursue
First Line:
How blindly men their happiness pursue
Last Line:
When love commands tis pleasant to obey
DMI number:
3860
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My virgin muse began to sing of you
First Line:
My virgin muse began to sing of you
Last Line:
The godlike stoic's just like other men
DMI number:
3863
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If worthy friend I know thee right thou'lt never
First Line:
If worthy friend I know thee right thou'lt never
Last Line:
A quiet mind I to my self will owe
DMI number:
3857
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Now are our muses equally inclined
First Line:
Now are our muses equally inclined
Last Line:
And the bright influence on all descend
DMI number:
3858
6.
Thus long our learned arts have ruled the day
First Line:
Thus long our learned arts have ruled the day
Last Line:
For all those ladies came for men of sense
DMI number:
3861
7.
What art thou wondrous she whence shall I call
First Line:
What art thou wondrous she whence shall I call
Last Line:
To praise a rival's losing so much ground
DMI number:
3859
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A new miscellany of original poems [T96800]
Publication Date:
1701
ESTC number:
T96800
DMI number:
121