Date: February 2, 1796
"But hope is the string that rides a sailor's heart--So, heave a-head, my lads."
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Date: 1796
"I taught this breast, / Which Truth once made her throne, to forge a lie; / This tongue to utter it"
preview | full record— Colman, George, the younger (1762-1836)
Date: February 2, 1796
"Her head's like the island, folks tell on, / Which nothing but monkies can dwell on"
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Date: February 2, 1796
"Her heart's like a lemon, so nice, / She carves for each lover a slice."
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Date: January 13, 1796
"Come then, sweet sounds, for you alone / Can bid the tumult cease, / Restore reason to it's throne / His bosom to it's peace."
preview | full record— Cumberland, Richard (1732-1811)
Date: January 13, 1796
"Forbear! there is a spirit within me, sunk tho' I am in misery and despair, that will not suffer you, tho' now a conqueror in your turn, and towering far above the wretched son of Hastings, to take this base advantage of your fortune, and drag a trembling victim to the altar only to riot in the ...
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Date: 1797
A boy with the the divine gift of beauty may conquer "each heart he lists" nor needs Cupid's "shafts to aid his victories"
preview | full record— Mason, William (1725-1797)
Date: 1797
" For, Cupid, well thou know'st, the tender soul, / That Poesy inspires, is very wax / To Beauty's piercing ray"
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Date: 1797
"[M]ark it well, / And stamp the awful moral on your souls"
preview | full record— Mason, William (1725-1797)
Date: 1797
" Soft female hearts are prone as wax to melt, / And, true or false, impressions will be felt;"
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