The Works of the English Poets, Volumen12E. Cox, 1779 - 154 páginas |
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... wonder bear , H ' had paid to his illustrious line that stock Of ancient honour , which from thence he took . But oh ! So hasty fruits , and too ambitious flowers , Scorning the midwifery of ripening showers , In spite of frofts ...
... wonder bear , H ' had paid to his illustrious line that stock Of ancient honour , which from thence he took . But oh ! So hasty fruits , and too ambitious flowers , Scorning the midwifery of ripening showers , In spite of frofts ...
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... wonder'd at a zeal fo like your own . } Since she was form'd , and lov'd , and pray'd like you , She fhould , alas ! have been immortal too . A mind fo good , in beauteous ftrength array'd , Affur'd our hopes the might be long obey'd ...
... wonder'd at a zeal fo like your own . } Since she was form'd , and lov'd , and pray'd like you , She fhould , alas ! have been immortal too . A mind fo good , in beauteous ftrength array'd , Affur'd our hopes the might be long obey'd ...
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... wonder or esteem from me ; " Virtue alone is true nobility . " Live therefore well : to men and gods appear , Such as good Paulus , Coffus , Drufus , were ; And in thy confular triumphal fhow , Let thefe before thy father's ftatues go ...
... wonder or esteem from me ; " Virtue alone is true nobility . " Live therefore well : to men and gods appear , Such as good Paulus , Coffus , Drufus , were ; And in thy confular triumphal fhow , Let thefe before thy father's ftatues go ...
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