The Works of the English Poets: PriorH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... Thee , God , to Cnoffus Neda brought ; the nymphs And Corybantes thee , their facred charge , Receiv'd : Adrafte rock'd thy golden cradle : The goat , now bright amidft her fellow - ftars , Kind Amalthea , reach'd her teat diftent With ...
... Thee , God , to Cnoffus Neda brought ; the nymphs And Corybantes thee , their facred charge , Receiv'd : Adrafte rock'd thy golden cradle : The goat , now bright amidft her fellow - ftars , Kind Amalthea , reach'd her teat diftent With ...
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... thee for my friend , As fuch will hear thee : I defcend ; Hop on , and talk ; but , honeft bird , Take care that no immodeft word May venture to offend my ear . S. Too faint - like Turtle , never fear : 190 By 200 By method things are ...
... thee for my friend , As fuch will hear thee : I defcend ; Hop on , and talk ; but , honeft bird , Take care that no immodeft word May venture to offend my ear . S. Too faint - like Turtle , never fear : 190 By 200 By method things are ...
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Samuel Johnson. But pafs - Thefe honours on thee laid , Can they e'er make thee white ? Don't Gaphny's blood , which thou haft shed , Thy guilty foul affright ? Oh ! is there not , grim mortal , tell , Places of blifs and woe ? Oh ! is ...
Samuel Johnson. But pafs - Thefe honours on thee laid , Can they e'er make thee white ? Don't Gaphny's blood , which thou haft shed , Thy guilty foul affright ? Oh ! is there not , grim mortal , tell , Places of blifs and woe ? Oh ! is ...
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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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