The Works of the British Poets, Том 12John & Arthur Arch; and for Bell & Bradfute, and J. Mundell & Company Edinburgh., 1795 - 1157 страници |
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... light of Heaven to view !, So fhort a space ! and fill'd with torrow too ! O might a parent's careful with prevail , Far , far from Ilion should thy veffels fail , And thou , from camps remote , the danger fhun , Which now , alas ! too ...
... light of Heaven to view !, So fhort a space ! and fill'd with torrow too ! O might a parent's careful with prevail , Far , far from Ilion should thy veffels fail , And thou , from camps remote , the danger fhun , Which now , alas ! too ...
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... light The Gods had fummon'd to th ' Olympian height : Jove firft afcending from the watery bowers , Leads the long order of æthereal powers . When like the morning mift in early day , Rofe from the flood the Daughter of the Sea ; And to ...
... light The Gods had fummon'd to th ' Olympian height : Jove firft afcending from the watery bowers , Leads the long order of æthereal powers . When like the morning mift in early day , Rofe from the flood the Daughter of the Sea ; And to ...
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... light no more . Thus pray'd Tydides , and Minerva heard ; His nerves confirm'd , his languid fpirits cheer'd , He feels each limb with wonted vigour light ; His beating bofom claims the promis'd fight . Be bold ( the cry'd ) in every ...
... light no more . Thus pray'd Tydides , and Minerva heard ; His nerves confirm'd , his languid fpirits cheer'd , He feels each limb with wonted vigour light ; His beating bofom claims the promis'd fight . Be bold ( the cry'd ) in every ...
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... light , Pernicious , wild , regardlefs of the right . All heaven befide reveres thy fovereign fway , Thy voice we hear , and thy behefts obey : all the ' Tis hers t ' offend , and ev'n offending share Thy breaft , thy counfels , thy ...
... light , Pernicious , wild , regardlefs of the right . All heaven befide reveres thy fovereign fway , Thy voice we hear , and thy behefts obey : all the ' Tis hers t ' offend , and ev'n offending share Thy breaft , thy counfels , thy ...
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... light on earth again , Arofe the golden chariot of the day , And tipt the mountains with a purple ray . In mingled throngs the Greek and Trojan train Through heaps of carnage search the mournful plain . [ plore , Scarce could the friend ...
... light on earth again , Arofe the golden chariot of the day , And tipt the mountains with a purple ray . In mingled throngs the Greek and Trojan train Through heaps of carnage search the mournful plain . [ plore , Scarce could the friend ...
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Страница 126 - Talk not of life, or ransom (he replies): Patroclus dead, whoever meets me, dies: In vain a single Trojan sues for grace; But least, the sons of Priam's hateful race. Die then, my friend! what boots it to deplore? The great, the good Patroclus is no more! He, far thy better, was foredoom'd to die, And thou, dost thou bewail mortality?
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