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... shall reign unrival'd and alone . Thus when by Heaven's unalterable laws The pale - ey'd ftar of eve its flame withdraws , Succeeds a space of gloomy night , And nature weeps the lofs of light . She droops her dark - bound front a while ...
... shall reign unrival'd and alone . Thus when by Heaven's unalterable laws The pale - ey'd ftar of eve its flame withdraws , Succeeds a space of gloomy night , And nature weeps the lofs of light . She droops her dark - bound front a while ...
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... shall stand , There cease his battel , and there feel our hand . To illuftrate this point ftill farther , and to ... shall shed thy noble life , No vile difhonour shall thy corps pursue ; Stript of its arms alone ( the conqu❜ror's due ) ...
... shall stand , There cease his battel , and there feel our hand . To illuftrate this point ftill farther , and to ... shall shed thy noble life , No vile difhonour shall thy corps pursue ; Stript of its arms alone ( the conqu❜ror's due ) ...
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... Shall thefe , fhall thefe Atrides ' mercy find ? Well haft thou known proud Troy's perfidious land , And well her natives merit at thy hand ! Not one of all the race , nor fex , nor age , Shall fave a Trojan from our boundless Ilien ...
... Shall thefe , fhall thefe Atrides ' mercy find ? Well haft thou known proud Troy's perfidious land , And well her natives merit at thy hand ! Not one of all the race , nor fex , nor age , Shall fave a Trojan from our boundless Ilien ...
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