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... wait ! While Babylon's proud fpires yet rise fo high , And rich in Roman fpoils invade the sky ; While yet no vengeance is to Craffus paid , But unaton'd repines the wandering fhade ! ད 5 IO 1.5 720 What tracts of land , what realms ...
... wait ! While Babylon's proud fpires yet rise fo high , And rich in Roman fpoils invade the sky ; While yet no vengeance is to Craffus paid , But unaton'd repines the wandering fhade ! ད 5 IO 1.5 720 What tracts of land , what realms ...
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... waits a while till all his fury rife ; His lafhing tail provokes his fwelling fides , 399 And high upon his neck , his mane with horror rides Then if at length the flying dart infest , Or the broad fpear invade his ample breast ...
... waits a while till all his fury rife ; His lafhing tail provokes his fwelling fides , 399 And high upon his neck , his mane with horror rides Then if at length the flying dart infest , Or the broad fpear invade his ample breast ...
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... wait : But blafting envy hangs upon thy name , 520 Denies thee right , and robs thee of thy fame ; Imputes as crimes , the nations overcome , And makes it treafon to have fought for Rome : Ev'n he who took thy Julia's plighted hand , Waits ...
... wait : But blafting envy hangs upon thy name , 520 Denies thee right , and robs thee of thy fame ; Imputes as crimes , the nations overcome , And makes it treafon to have fought for Rome : Ev'n he who took thy Julia's plighted hand , Waits ...
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... wait . Nor doft thou , Jove , in these our rites partake , Nor fmile propitious on the prayer we make ; The dreadful Stygian gods this victim claim , And to our facrifice the Furies came . 1065 1070 The ills we fear command us to be ...
... wait . Nor doft thou , Jove , in these our rites partake , Nor fmile propitious on the prayer we make ; The dreadful Stygian gods this victim claim , And to our facrifice the Furies came . 1065 1070 The ills we fear command us to be ...
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... wait ; Now dart thy thunder , dread almighty fire , Let all thy flaming heavens defcend in fire ; On chiefs and parties hurl thy bolts alike , And , ere their crimes have made them guilty , ftrike . 85 } Is 5 Is it a caufe fo worthy of ...
... wait ; Now dart thy thunder , dread almighty fire , Let all thy flaming heavens defcend in fire ; On chiefs and parties hurl thy bolts alike , And , ere their crimes have made them guilty , ftrike . 85 } Is 5 Is it a caufe fo worthy of ...
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