The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope, Volumen2Theophilus Barrois junior, 1783 |
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... must hope for ease , Ah let me feek it from the raging feas : To raging feas unpity'd I'll remove , And either cease to live or cease to love ! VOL . II . H THE FABLE OF DRYOPE : FROM THE NINTH BOOK OF SAPPHO TO PHAON . 169.
... must hope for ease , Ah let me feek it from the raging feas : To raging feas unpity'd I'll remove , And either cease to live or cease to love ! VOL . II . H THE FABLE OF DRYOPE : FROM THE NINTH BOOK OF SAPPHO TO PHAON . 169.
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Alexander Pope. THE FABLE OF DRYOPE : FROM THE NINTH BOOK OF OVID'S METAMORPHOSES . 鹦" 1 " ON I قید THE FABLE OF II 2.
Alexander Pope. THE FABLE OF DRYOPE : FROM THE NINTH BOOK OF OVID'S METAMORPHOSES . 鹦" 1 " ON I قید THE FABLE OF II 2.
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... Dryope the fair , Her tender mother's only hope and pride , ( Myself the offspring of a fecond bride . ) This Nymph compress'd by him who rules the day , Whom Delphi and the Delian ifle obey , ( 1 ) DRYOPE . ] Upon the occafion of the ...
... Dryope the fair , Her tender mother's only hope and pride , ( Myself the offspring of a fecond bride . ) This Nymph compress'd by him who rules the day , Whom Delphi and the Delian ifle obey , ( 1 ) DRYOPE . ] Upon the occafion of the ...
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... Dryope enquire ; A fpringing tree for Dryope they find , And print warm kiffes on the panting rind . Proftrate , with tears their kindred plant bedew , And clofe embrace , as to the roots they grew . The face was all that now remain'd ...
... Dryope enquire ; A fpringing tree for Dryope they find , And print warm kiffes on the panting rind . Proftrate , with tears their kindred plant bedew , And clofe embrace , as to the roots they grew . The face was all that now remain'd ...
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