The Works of the English Poets, Volumen12E. Cox, 1779 - 154 páginas |
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... soul , thus to reveal thy woe ; Sighs will have vent , and eyes too full o'erflow ; Shed by degrees , they pass unfelt away ; But raise a storm and deluge where they stay . The braveft heroes have the fofteft mind , Their nature ' s ...
... soul , thus to reveal thy woe ; Sighs will have vent , and eyes too full o'erflow ; Shed by degrees , they pass unfelt away ; But raise a storm and deluge where they stay . The braveft heroes have the fofteft mind , Their nature ' s ...
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... soul . ” But trefpafs not too far on sturdy Spain , Sclavonia , France ; thy gripes from those restrain , Who with their fweat Rome's luxury maintain , And fend us plenty , while our wanton day Is lavish'd at the Circus , or the play ...
... soul . ” But trefpafs not too far on sturdy Spain , Sclavonia , France ; thy gripes from those restrain , Who with their fweat Rome's luxury maintain , And fend us plenty , while our wanton day Is lavish'd at the Circus , or the play ...
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