The Works of the English Poets, Volumen12E. Cox, 1779 - 154 páginas |
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... whose distractions seas do us divide ; Their riches here in floating castles ride . We reap the fwarthy Indian's sweat and toil ; Their fruit , without the mischiefs of their foil . Here in cool fhades their gold and pearls receive ...
... whose distractions seas do us divide ; Their riches here in floating castles ride . We reap the fwarthy Indian's sweat and toil ; Their fruit , without the mischiefs of their foil . Here in cool fhades their gold and pearls receive ...
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... whose teeming womb he blest . H ' had all the favours Providence could give , Except its own prerogative to live ; Referv'd in pleasures , and in dangers bold , Youthful in action , and in prudence old ; His humble greatness , and ...
... whose teeming womb he blest . H ' had all the favours Providence could give , Except its own prerogative to live ; Referv'd in pleasures , and in dangers bold , Youthful in action , and in prudence old ; His humble greatness , and ...
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... Whose fwelling veins ( if we may credit fame ) Burft almost with the vanity and pride That their rich blood to Nero's is ally'd : The rumour's likely ; for " We seldom find " Much fenfe with an exalted fortune join'd . " But Ponticus ...
... Whose fwelling veins ( if we may credit fame ) Burft almost with the vanity and pride That their rich blood to Nero's is ally'd : The rumour's likely ; for " We seldom find " Much fenfe with an exalted fortune join'd . " But Ponticus ...
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... whose tyranny he fell : To expiate whose complicated guilt , With fome proportion to the blood he spilt , Rome should more ferpents , apes , and facks provide , Than one for the compendious parricide . ' Tis true , Oreftes a like crime ...
... whose tyranny he fell : To expiate whose complicated guilt , With fome proportion to the blood he spilt , Rome should more ferpents , apes , and facks provide , Than one for the compendious parricide . ' Tis true , Oreftes a like crime ...
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... Whose chief employment's to decry ? " A cogging , fickle , jilting female , " As ever ply'd at fix in the Mall ; " The father of all fibs begat her " On fome old newfman's fufty daughter . " O Captain ! Taifez - vous --- ' twere hard ...
... Whose chief employment's to decry ? " A cogging , fickle , jilting female , " As ever ply'd at fix in the Mall ; " The father of all fibs begat her " On fome old newfman's fufty daughter . " O Captain ! Taifez - vous --- ' twere hard ...
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