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Nor art thou chang'd , but still thou shalt delight To hear the fortune of the glorious
fight , How fail'd oppression , and prevail'd the right . What once below , such still
thy pleasures are , Europe and Liberty are still thy care ; Thy great , thy ...
Nor art thou chang'd , but still thou shalt delight To hear the fortune of the glorious
fight , How fail'd oppression , and prevail'd the right . What once below , such still
thy pleasures are , Europe and Liberty are still thy care ; Thy great , thy ...
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... be any thing but love ? Still with the night my dreams my griefs renew , Still the
is present to my eyes , And still in vain I , as she flies , O'er woods , and plains ,
and seas , the scornful maid pursue . HORACE , BOOK I. EPISTLE IV . IMITATED
.
... be any thing but love ? Still with the night my dreams my griefs renew , Still the
is present to my eyes , And still in vain I , as she flies , O'er woods , and plains ,
and seas , the scornful maid pursue . HORACE , BOOK I. EPISTLE IV . IMITATED
.
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Still in sign of sure defence , Trust and mutual confidence , On the monarch ,
standing by , Still the bends her gracious eye , · Nor fears her foes approach ,
while heaven and he are nigh . VII . Hence then with every anxious care ! Be
gone ...
Still in sign of sure defence , Trust and mutual confidence , On the monarch ,
standing by , Still the bends her gracious eye , · Nor fears her foes approach ,
while heaven and he are nigh . VII . Hence then with every anxious care ! Be
gone ...
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When our old pleasures die , Some new one still is nigh ; Oh ! fair variety ! V. Our
passions , like the seasons , turn ; And now we laugh , and now we mourn .
Britannia late oppress'd with dread , Hung her declining drooping head : A better
...
When our old pleasures die , Some new one still is nigh ; Oh ! fair variety ! V. Our
passions , like the seasons , turn ; And now we laugh , and now we mourn .
Britannia late oppress'd with dread , Hung her declining drooping head : A better
...
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Awake the golden lyre , Ye Heliconian choir ; Swell every note still higher , And
melody inspire At heaven and earth's desire . Y. Hark , how the sounds agree ,
With due complacency ! Sweet Peace , ' tis all by thee , For thou art harmony . VI .
Awake the golden lyre , Ye Heliconian choir ; Swell every note still higher , And
melody inspire At heaven and earth's desire . Y. Hark , how the sounds agree ,
With due complacency ! Sweet Peace , ' tis all by thee , For thou art harmony . VI .
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| Заглавие | The Works of the English Poets, Том 28 |
| Автор | Nicholas Rowe |
| Редактори | Charles Bathurst (Londres), Samuel Johnson |
| Преведена от | Nicholas Rowe |
| Издател | H. Baldwin, 1779 |
| Оригиналът е от | Университет „Комплутенсе“, Мадрид |
| Цифровизирана на | 3 авг. 2009 |
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