The Works of the English Poets: PriorH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... Shall I falute the rifing ray ? Well - fpring of all my joy and woe , Clotilda * , thou alone doft know : Shall the wreath furround my hair ? Or fhall the mufick please my ear ? Shall I my comrades mirth receivé , And bless my birth ...
... Shall I falute the rifing ray ? Well - fpring of all my joy and woe , Clotilda * , thou alone doft know : Shall the wreath furround my hair ? Or fhall the mufick please my ear ? Shall I my comrades mirth receivé , And bless my birth ...
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... Shall mourn the fame of Jacob's strength effac'd ; Shall figh the King diminish'd , and the crown With leffen'd rays defcending to his fon ; 740 Shall fee the wreaths , his grandfire knew to reap 745 By active toil and military sweat ...
... Shall mourn the fame of Jacob's strength effac'd ; Shall figh the King diminish'd , and the crown With leffen'd rays defcending to his fon ; 740 Shall fee the wreaths , his grandfire knew to reap 745 By active toil and military sweat ...
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... Shall grace his triumph in a foreign land . The tyrant shall demand yon ' facred load Of gold , and veffels fet apart to God , Then , by vile hands to common use debas'd , Shall fend them flowing round his drunken feast , With ...
... Shall grace his triumph in a foreign land . The tyrant shall demand yon ' facred load Of gold , and veffels fet apart to God , Then , by vile hands to common use debas'd , Shall fend them flowing round his drunken feast , With ...
Contenido
Cupid in Ambuſh Page | 29 |
Solomon A Poem in Three Books | 129 |
Power | 165 |
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Términos y frases comunes
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