The Works of the English Poets, Том 12E. Cox, 1779 - 154 страници |
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... rest ; Quite spent and weary'd , to his arms fhe fled , And rested on his shoulders her fair bending head . In conquefts mild , he came from exile kind ; No climes , no provocations , chang'd his mind ; No malice fhew'd , no hate ...
... rest ; Quite spent and weary'd , to his arms fhe fled , And rested on his shoulders her fair bending head . In conquefts mild , he came from exile kind ; No climes , no provocations , chang'd his mind ; No malice fhew'd , no hate ...
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... rest , Through different regions does his course pursue , And leaves one world but to revive a new ; While , by a pleasing change , the Queen of Night Relieves his luftre with a milder light : So when your beams do distant nations chear ...
... rest , Through different regions does his course pursue , And leaves one world but to revive a new ; While , by a pleasing change , the Queen of Night Relieves his luftre with a milder light : So when your beams do distant nations chear ...
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... rest , But rather meant his courage , and his force ? To give an instance --- We commend a horfe ( Without regard of pasture or of breed ) For his undaunted mettle and his speed ; Who wins moft plates with greatest ease , and first ...
... rest , But rather meant his courage , and his force ? To give an instance --- We commend a horfe ( Without regard of pasture or of breed ) For his undaunted mettle and his speed ; Who wins moft plates with greatest ease , and first ...
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... rest . All treasuries did then with heaps abound ; In every wardrobe costly filks were found ; The leaft apartment of the meanest house Could all the wealthy pride of art produce ; Pictures which from Parrhafius did receive Motion and ...
... rest . All treasuries did then with heaps abound ; In every wardrobe costly filks were found ; The leaft apartment of the meanest house Could all the wealthy pride of art produce ; Pictures which from Parrhafius did receive Motion and ...
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... rest . More truly happy those , who can Govern that little empire , Man ; Bridle their paffions and direct their will Through all the glittering paths of charming ill ; Who spend their treasure freely as ' twas given By the large bounty ...
... rest . More truly happy those , who can Govern that little empire , Man ; Bridle their paffions and direct their will Through all the glittering paths of charming ill ; Who spend their treasure freely as ' twas given By the large bounty ...
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