Epistles on several occasions. Tales. Eclogues. Miscellanies. Dione, a pastoral tragedyH. Lintot, J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1745 |
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... scorn'd the foppish train , His air was eafy , and his dress was plain , His words fincere , refpect his presence drew , And on his lips sweet conversation grew . Where's wit , where's beauty , where is virtue fled ? Alas ! they're now ...
... scorn'd the foppish train , His air was eafy , and his dress was plain , His words fincere , refpect his presence drew , And on his lips sweet conversation grew . Where's wit , where's beauty , where is virtue fled ? Alas ! they're now ...
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... scorn'd and dy'd .. DIONE . Where dwells this beauteous tyrant of the plains ? Where may I fee her ? LAURA .. Afk the fighing fwains . They best can speak the conquests of her eyes , Whoever fees her , loves ; who loves her , dies ...
... scorn'd and dy'd .. DIONE . Where dwells this beauteous tyrant of the plains ? Where may I fee her ? LAURA .. Afk the fighing fwains . They best can speak the conquests of her eyes , Whoever fees her , loves ; who loves her , dies ...
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... scorn . DIONE . And doft thou think Evander will return ? LAURA . Forgo thy fex , lay all thy robes afide , Strip off these ornaments of female pride ; The shepherd's veft must hide thy graceful air , With the bold manly step a swain ...
... scorn . DIONE . And doft thou think Evander will return ? LAURA . Forgo thy fex , lay all thy robes afide , Strip off these ornaments of female pride ; The shepherd's veft must hide thy graceful air , With the bold manly step a swain ...
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... fudden glance might turn her favage mind ; May she like Daphne fly , nor look behind , Maintain her scorn , his eager flame defpife , Nor view Evander with Dione's eyes ! АСТ H W ACT II . SCENE I. Lycidas lying on the DIONE . 167.
... fudden glance might turn her favage mind ; May she like Daphne fly , nor look behind , Maintain her scorn , his eager flame defpife , Nor view Evander with Dione's eyes ! АСТ H W ACT II . SCENE I. Lycidas lying on the DIONE . 167.
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... scorn ? DIONE . O tell me , shepherd , hath thy faithless maid Falfe to her vow thy flatter'd hope betray'd ? Did her smooth speech engage thee to believe ? Did she proteft and swear , and then deceive ? Such are the pangs I feel ...
... scorn ? DIONE . O tell me , shepherd , hath thy faithless maid Falfe to her vow thy flatter'd hope betray'd ? Did her smooth speech engage thee to believe ? Did she proteft and swear , and then deceive ? Such are the pangs I feel ...
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Afide Alexis beauty behold betray'd bluſh boaſt bofom boſom breaſt breath canft ceaſe charms cheek Chloe CLEANTHES cloſe Daphnis defcend deſpair diftant DIONE Dione's DORIS dy'd ECLOGUE ev'ry Evander eyes fair faithlefs falſe fame fate fcorn fecret feek fhade fhall fhepherd fighs filver fincere firſt flain flame fleep flies flow tears foft fome fong Fops forrow foul friendſhip ftill ftream fuch fudden fwain fylvan grace grove guife hand hath hear heart Heav'n houſe LAURA lips loft lover LYCIDAS maid MELANTHE Menalcas mourn muft muſt ne'er night nymph o'er paffion pafs PARTHENIA penfive perjur'd plain pleaſure praiſe pride profe purſue reſt rife rofe roſe SCENE ſcorn ſeek ſhade ſhall ſhe ſhine ſhould ſhow ſpeak ſtart ſteps ſtill ſtrain ſwain ſweet tears thee thefe theſe thofe thoſe thou tongue trembling truft Twas vows wake Whofe Whoſe wiſh wretched youth
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Страница 124 - Tis the restraint that whets our appetite. Behold the beasts who range the forests free, Behold the birds who fly from tree to tree ; In their amours see Nature's power appear ! And do they love ? Yes — One month in the year. Were these the pleasures of the Golden reign ? And did free Nature thus instruct the swain ? I envy not, ye nymphs ! your amorous bowers, Such harmless swains ! I'm even content with ours.
Страница 113 - Oh ! lead me to some melancholy cave, To lull my sorrows in a living grave ; From the dark rock where dashing waters fall, And creeping ivy hangs the craggy wall, Where I may waste in tears my hours away, And never know the seasons or the day. Die, die, Panthea !— fly this hateful grove, For what is life without the swain I love ?