The Works of the English Poets: PriorH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... hand , He ftabs his judge , to prove his innocence . III . The guilty ftroke and torture of the steel Infix'd , our dauntless Briton fcarce perceives : The wounds his country from his death must feel , The Patriot views ; for those ...
... hand , He ftabs his judge , to prove his innocence . III . The guilty ftroke and torture of the steel Infix'd , our dauntless Briton fcarce perceives : The wounds his country from his death must feel , The Patriot views ; for those ...
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... hand Apollo fits , And thence distributes honour , gracious king , And theme of verse perpetual . From his robe Flows light ineffable : his harp , his quiver , And Lician bow , are gold : with golden fandals His feet are fhod ; how rich ...
... hand Apollo fits , And thence distributes honour , gracious king , And theme of verse perpetual . From his robe Flows light ineffable : his harp , his quiver , And Lician bow , are gold : with golden fandals His feet are fhod ; how rich ...
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... hand this little veffel guide ( It was thy hand that made it ) through the tide 655 660 670 675 } Impetuous Impetuous of this life : let thy command Direct my 188 PRIOR'S SOLOMON .
... hand this little veffel guide ( It was thy hand that made it ) through the tide 655 660 670 675 } Impetuous Impetuous of this life : let thy command Direct my 188 PRIOR'S SOLOMON .
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Cupid in Ambuſh Page | 29 |
Solomon A Poem in Three Books | 129 |
Power | 165 |
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