The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen2Gregg, 1969 |
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... fall ; And grapes , long ling'ring on my only wall , And figs from ftandard and efpalier join ; The devil's in you if you cannot dine : Then chearful healths ( your mistress shall have place ) And , what's more rare , a poet fhall say ...
... fall ; And grapes , long ling'ring on my only wall , And figs from ftandard and efpalier join ; The devil's in you if you cannot dine : Then chearful healths ( your mistress shall have place ) And , what's more rare , a poet fhall say ...
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... Fall from that trembling tongue , and tim'rous heart ? Oh were thy fway the curfe of meaner pow'rs , And thou the shame of any hoft but ours ! A hoft , by Jove endu'd with martial might , And taught to conquer , or to fall in fight ...
... Fall from that trembling tongue , and tim'rous heart ? Oh were thy fway the curfe of meaner pow'rs , And thou the shame of any hoft but ours ! A hoft , by Jove endu'd with martial might , And taught to conquer , or to fall in fight ...
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... fall , thy virtue's facrifice . Greece in her fingle heroes ftrove in vain ; Now hosts oppose thee , and thou must be slain ! Oh , grant me , gods ! ere Hector meets his doom , All I can ask of heav'n , an early tomb ! So fhall my days ...
... fall , thy virtue's facrifice . Greece in her fingle heroes ftrove in vain ; Now hosts oppose thee , and thou must be slain ! Oh , grant me , gods ! ere Hector meets his doom , All I can ask of heav'n , an early tomb ! So fhall my days ...
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