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Riches I hold in light esteem
Emily Jane Brontë		Riches I hold in light esteem And Love I laugh to scorn And lust of Fame was but a dream That vanished with the morn– And if I pray, the only praye...Rate it:

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A Pastoral Dialogue - II
Anne Killigrew		 use them, or with what regard Our Faith and high Esteem they will reward: For few are found, that Rate it:

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Catharina
William Cowper		 pleasure, alas!)-- But has left a regret and esteem That will not so suddenly pass. The last eveniRate it:

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From The First Act Of The Aminta Of Tasso
Anne Kingsmill Finch		 should esteem all as Enemies, Rate it:

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Jerusalem Delivered - Book 02 - part 05
Torquato Tasso		 this land, this town, and you, All hard assays esteem I eath and light, Great acts I reach to, to sRate it:

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Mine Own John Poynz
Sir Thomas Wyatt		 true it is that I have always meant Less to esteem them than the common sort, Of outward things thaRate it:

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Mine Own John Poynz
David McKee Wright		 true it is that I have always meant Less to esteem them than the common sort, Of outward things thaRate it:

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Satyr III. Virtue
Thomas Parnell		 of particulars. All men do Sporus very chast esteem But does he rule his will or nature him What hRate it:

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Tale IV
George Crabbe		 happy dream Will turn to scorn, indiff'rence, or esteem: Some favour'd pairs, in this exchange, areRate it:

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Tale XI
George Crabbe		 very notice some respect would cause, And her esteem was honour and applause. Men she avoided; not Rate it:

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The Pang More Sharp Than All. An Allegory
Samuel Taylor Coleridge		 of his foster-dame:-- The one a steady lad (Esteem he hight) And Kindness is the gentler sister's nRate it:

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The Vanities Of Life
John Clare		 seem? It may in folly's eyes, But not in worth's esteem, When all that thou canst ask, And all thatRate it:

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A Song to David
Christopher Smart		 God's good poor, which, last and least In man's esteem, Thou to Thy feast, O blessèd Bridegroom, bRate it:

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In Honour of that High and Mighty Princess, Queen ELIZABETH
Anne Bradstreet		 of a loyal Brain. 1.15 Thy clemency did yerst esteem as much 1.16 The acclamations of the poorRate it:

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'Tis true—They shut me in the Cold
Emily Dickinson		 not my Witness hinder Them In Heavenly esteem— No Paradise could be—Conferred Through Their belovedRate it:

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Honour
Ada Cambridge		 eyes. But let me fall not in mine own esteem, By poor deceit or selfish greed debased. LeRate it:

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Proem
Giovanni Boccaccio		 it had come, I had much praise and high esteem, but nevertheless extreme discomfort and suffering, Rate it:

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R. S. S.
William Cowper		 soul indulges; I confess the crime, (If to esteem, to covet such perfection Be criminal,) oh, grantRate it:

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To Chloe
Eugene Field		 Chloe, you're no infant thing That should esteem a man an ogre; Let go your mother's apron-string, Rate it:

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'Tis Opposites—entice
Emily Dickinson		 Blanketless— The Lost—Day's face— The Blind—esteem it be Enough Estate—to see— The Captive—stranglRate it:

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A Confidant Without Knowing It; Or The Stratagem
La Fontaine		 to deem, Mere friendly ways that raised sincere esteem; And this alone she ardently desired, WithouRate it:

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A Fable
Jane Taylor		 and charity, they find, With half a dram of self-esteem combined ; Labour, attached to energy of soRate it:

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A Funeral Elegy on the Death of The Lady Penelope Clifton
Francis Beaumont		 any other way direct to thee Which Nature might esteem an enemy, Who would have chid thee? now it sRate it:

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A King in Exile
Victor James Daley		 the dwellers in that country Hold in such esteem their King, They believe that if he chooses Rate it:

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A Poem Upon The Death Of O.C.
Andrew Marvell		 deface. The People, which what most they fear esteem, Death when more horrid so more noble deem; AnRate it:

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