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... Ev'n all the joys which mortal minds can know , And find Ardelia's verse the
least vain thing below . If Pindar's name to those bless'd manfions reach , And
mortal Mures may immortal teach , 1 ! In verse like his , the heavenly nation 26
ROW ...
... Ev'n all the joys which mortal minds can know , And find Ardelia's verse the
least vain thing below . If Pindar's name to those bless'd manfions reach , And
mortal Mures may immortal teach , 1 ! In verse like his , the heavenly nation 26
ROW ...
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My birth , ' tis true , I owe to mortal race , And I myself but late a mortal was : Ev'n
then in seas , and seas alone , I joy'd ; The seas my hours , and all my cares ,
employ'de In meshes now the twinkling prey I drew ; Now skilfully the sender line
I ...
My birth , ' tis true , I owe to mortal race , And I myself but late a mortal was : Ev'n
then in seas , and seas alone , I joy'd ; The seas my hours , and all my cares ,
employ'de In meshes now the twinkling prey I drew ; Now skilfully the sender line
I ...
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They , greatest names that ancient story knows , 6 In mortal conflict met as
dreadful foes : - Fearless through rocks and wilds their prey pursued , • And the
huge double Centaur race fubdued . 6 With them my early youth was pleas'd to
roam ...
They , greatest names that ancient story knows , 6 In mortal conflict met as
dreadful foes : - Fearless through rocks and wilds their prey pursued , • And the
huge double Centaur race fubdued . 6 With them my early youth was pleas'd to
roam ...
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The thoughts and counsels , proper to declare , • Nor god nor mortal shall before
thee share : • But , what my secret wisdom thall ordain , « Think not to reach , for
know the thought were vaina • Dread Saturn's son , why so fevere ? " replies The
...
The thoughts and counsels , proper to declare , • Nor god nor mortal shall before
thee share : • But , what my secret wisdom thall ordain , « Think not to reach , for
know the thought were vaina • Dread Saturn's son , why so fevere ? " replies The
...
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By magic fenc'd , by spells encompass'd round , No mortal touch'd this interdicted
ground ; No mortal enter'd , those alone who came Stol'n from the couch of some
terrestrial dame : For 1 For oft of babes they robb'd the matron's bed 202 ...
By magic fenc'd , by spells encompass'd round , No mortal touch'd this interdicted
ground ; No mortal enter'd , those alone who came Stol'n from the couch of some
terrestrial dame : For 1 For oft of babes they robb'd the matron's bed 202 ...
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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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