The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen2Gregg, 1969 |
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... facred night Demand reflection , and to rest invite : Nor thou , O father , thus confum'd with woe , The common cares that nourish life forego . Not thus did Niobe , of form divine , A parent once , whofe forrows equall'd thine : Six ...
... facred night Demand reflection , and to rest invite : Nor thou , O father , thus confum'd with woe , The common cares that nourish life forego . Not thus did Niobe , of form divine , A parent once , whofe forrows equall'd thine : Six ...
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... facred light . Then met th ' eternal fynod of the sky , Before the God who thunders from on high , Supreme in might , fublime in majesty . Pallas , to thefe , deplores th ' unequal fates Of wife Ulyffes , and his toils relates ; Her ...
... facred light . Then met th ' eternal fynod of the sky , Before the God who thunders from on high , Supreme in might , fublime in majesty . Pallas , to thefe , deplores th ' unequal fates Of wife Ulyffes , and his toils relates ; Her ...
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... facred , and I ftile him friend . Ungen'rous were the man , and base of heart , Who takes the kind , and pays th ' ungrateful part : Chiefly the man , in foreign realms confin'd , Bafe to his friend , to his own intereft blind . We are ...
... facred , and I ftile him friend . Ungen'rous were the man , and base of heart , Who takes the kind , and pays th ' ungrateful part : Chiefly the man , in foreign realms confin'd , Bafe to his friend , to his own intereft blind . We are ...
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