The Works of the English Poets, Volumen12E. Cox, 1779 - 154 páginas |
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... means this peaceful train , this pompous fight ? What means this royal beauteous pair ? This troop of youths and virgins ... mean native earth did raise . ) A thoughtful A thoughtful fadness fits on all , Expecting where the A N 221 O D E.
... means this peaceful train , this pompous fight ? What means this royal beauteous pair ? This troop of youths and virgins ... mean native earth did raise . ) A thoughtful A thoughtful fadness fits on all , Expecting where the A N 221 O D E.
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... mean ends decline , " With the fame conftancy they all refign . " Thus fpake the youth , who open'd first the way , And was the Phofph'rus to the dawning day ; Follow'd by a more glorious fplendid host , Than any age , or any realm can ...
... mean ends decline , " With the fame conftancy they all refign . " Thus fpake the youth , who open'd first the way , And was the Phofph'rus to the dawning day ; Follow'd by a more glorious fplendid host , Than any age , or any realm can ...
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... mean the art , To represent your glories , or my heart : These humble emblems are defign'd to show , Not how we would reward , but what we owe . Here from your childhood take a fhort review , How Holland's happiness advanc'd with you ...
... mean the art , To represent your glories , or my heart : These humble emblems are defign'd to show , Not how we would reward , but what we owe . Here from your childhood take a fhort review , How Holland's happiness advanc'd with you ...
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... means to elude the laws ; Though Phalaris's brazen bull were there , " And he would dictate what he ' d have you fwear , Be not fo profligate , but rather chufe To guard your honour , and your life to lose , Rather Rather than let your ...
... means to elude the laws ; Though Phalaris's brazen bull were there , " And he would dictate what he ' d have you fwear , Be not fo profligate , but rather chufe To guard your honour , and your life to lose , Rather Rather than let your ...
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... laurel did adorn His colleague Catulus , though nobly born ; He fhar'd the pride of the triumphal bay , But Marius won the glory of the day . From From a mean ftock the pious Decii came , Small IMITATION OF JUVENAL . 283.
... laurel did adorn His colleague Catulus , though nobly born ; He fhar'd the pride of the triumphal bay , But Marius won the glory of the day . From From a mean ftock the pious Decii came , Small IMITATION OF JUVENAL . 283.
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