The Works of the English Poets, Том 12E. Cox, 1779 - 154 страници |
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... lover's heart . In all her air , in every glance , was seen A mixture ftrange , twixt fifty and fifteen . Admiring fops about her crowding prefs ; Hambden him felf delivers their addrefs , Which she , accepting with a nice disdain ...
... lover's heart . In all her air , in every glance , was seen A mixture ftrange , twixt fifty and fifteen . Admiring fops about her crowding prefs ; Hambden him felf delivers their addrefs , Which she , accepting with a nice disdain ...
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... lover fled , And Bacchus honour'd the deferted bed , Ceas'd with her tears to raise the fwelling flood , Forgot her Thefeus , and embrac'd the god . On the University of CAMBRIDGE's burning the Duke of MONMOUTH'S Picture , 1685 , who ...
... lover fled , And Bacchus honour'd the deferted bed , Ceas'd with her tears to raise the fwelling flood , Forgot her Thefeus , and embrac'd the god . On the University of CAMBRIDGE's burning the Duke of MONMOUTH'S Picture , 1685 , who ...
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... lover to th ' inchanted ring ; Ere the fack poffet is digested , Or half of Hymen's taper wafted , The winning air , the wanton trip , The radiant eye , the velvet lip , } From From which you fragrant kisses stole , And seem to 292 ...
... lover to th ' inchanted ring ; Ere the fack poffet is digested , Or half of Hymen's taper wafted , The winning air , the wanton trip , The radiant eye , the velvet lip , } From From which you fragrant kisses stole , And seem to 292 ...
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... He wants , of which he robb'd fond lovers , reft , And wounds with furious hands his penfive breast . U 3 Thofe Thofe graceful curls which wantonly did flow , The whiter THES PEL L. 293 Elegy upon the Death of Tibullus From Ovid.
... He wants , of which he robb'd fond lovers , reft , And wounds with furious hands his penfive breast . U 3 Thofe Thofe graceful curls which wantonly did flow , The whiter THES PEL L. 293 Elegy upon the Death of Tibullus From Ovid.
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... lover , in transports of jealoufy , to treat his mistress with all the violence imaginable ; but I cannot think it natural for a man , who is much in love , to amufe himfelf with fuch trifles as the other . I am pleased with Tibullus ...
... lover , in transports of jealoufy , to treat his mistress with all the violence imaginable ; but I cannot think it natural for a man , who is much in love , to amufe himfelf with fuch trifles as the other . I am pleased with Tibullus ...
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