The Works of the English Poets, Volumen12J. D. Cornish, 1779 - 390 páginas |
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... facred page . The heavy Dutchmen , with laborious toil , Wrefted his fenfe , and cramp'd his vigorous ftyle ; No time , no pains , the drudging pedants spare ; But ftill his fhoulders muft the burden bear . While through the mazes of ...
... facred page . The heavy Dutchmen , with laborious toil , Wrefted his fenfe , and cramp'd his vigorous ftyle ; No time , no pains , the drudging pedants spare ; But ftill his fhoulders muft the burden bear . While through the mazes of ...
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... It long has been this facred Author's fate , To lie at every dull Translator's will ; Long , long his Muse has groan'd beneath the weight Of mangling Ogleby's prefumptuous quill . IV . Dryden , at laft , in his defence IV . 6 VERSES TO.
... It long has been this facred Author's fate , To lie at every dull Translator's will ; Long , long his Muse has groan'd beneath the weight Of mangling Ogleby's prefumptuous quill . IV . Dryden , at laft , in his defence IV . 6 VERSES TO.
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... facred Virgil's noble Mufe , O'erlay'd by fools , was ready to expire : To risk your fame again , you boldly chufe , Or to redeem , or perish with your fire . VIII . Ev'n first and laft , we owe him half to you , For that his Æneids ...
... facred Virgil's noble Mufe , O'erlay'd by fools , was ready to expire : To risk your fame again , you boldly chufe , Or to redeem , or perish with your fire . VIII . Ev'n first and laft , we owe him half to you , For that his Æneids ...
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... facred ground Shall weeds and poisonous plants refuse to bear , Each common bush shall Syrian roses wear . But when heroic verse his youth shall raise , And form it to hereditary praise , Unlabour'd harvests fhall the fields adorn , 25 ...
... facred ground Shall weeds and poisonous plants refuse to bear , Each common bush shall Syrian roses wear . But when heroic verse his youth shall raise , And form it to hereditary praise , Unlabour'd harvests fhall the fields adorn , 25 ...
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... facred clue , and bid it smoothly run . Mature in years , to ready honours move , O of celeftial feed ! O fofter fon of Jove ! See , labouring Nature calls thee to sustain 55 60 The nodding frame of heaven , and earth , and main See ...
... facred clue , and bid it smoothly run . Mature in years , to ready honours move , O of celeftial feed ! O fofter fon of Jove ! See , labouring Nature calls thee to sustain 55 60 The nodding frame of heaven , and earth , and main See ...
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