Read full poem →Atkins JC r 3146 8th Walnut-2603 |
Atkinson EV rt 6th Walnut-3304-R4 |
Atkinson F H r 2616 38th Drake-7221-W
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Poetry examples for “rt”
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Read full poem →"Thou art well set up, and thy legs are strong,
But it much misgives me lest thou'rt a fool;
For beggars get only a beggar's crust,
Read full poem →alio had 3 lute fur milj'tiry garilcning, ini diE Low
Coimtrisa and (lfewh*rt. Queen Elizabeth nfterwardj
appoLDted him to a diplomatic foU. When two of tEie olni
Read full poem →thotUder, in Latin, Armus; gaunt is lean or thin. It is common for poets to mention the
most distinguished beauty of any thing to express beauty in general, by rt/necdoche a part ia
put for the whole: Arm^gaunt therefore signifies thin-shouldered, which we know to be one
Read full poem →Southern Pacific AT bier ARF he CuTe He COUNOL IA col) (a ek ar
Washerwoman 0.60 6 2-4 ACV AMR OO NMER Vt RT eo
Portrart ghia Motor Cares 34 eee i) a ea
Read full poem →What Venus promised, promise thou we pray
Greater than her, by her leave, thou'rt, I'll say. 60
The gods, and their rich pomp witness with me,
Read full poem →3ft Slebefnnft ber Sog« leftte« 3iel?
aSoDfü^rt lein gröfe'rej^ SBunber bieje Äunft?
@o liej^ nid^t n)eiter: ba^ erreid^teft ©u!
Read full poem →93iS 3Repl^iftop]^eled sudldCele^rt. (o^).