Poems by Cowley, Waller, Butler, Denham, Dryden, and Pomfret, Броеве 77–79 |
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Lucia . Why will you fight against so sweet a pasand steel your heart to such a
world ofcharms ? ( sion , , Marcia . How , Lucia ! would ' st thou have me sink in
pleasing dreams , and lose myself in love , [ away when every moment Cato ' s
life ...
Lucia . Why will you fight against so sweet a pasand steel your heart to such a
world ofcharms ? ( sion , , Marcia . How , Lucia ! would ' st thou have me sink in
pleasing dreams , and lose myself in love , [ away when every moment Cato ' s
life ...
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Lucia Suppose ' t were Portius , could you blame my Portius , thou hast stol ' n
away my soul ! ( choice ? vith what a graceful tenderness he loves ! . nd breathes
the softest , the sincerest vous ! Complacency , and truth , and manly sweetness ...
Lucia Suppose ' t were Portius , could you blame my Portius , thou hast stol ' n
away my soul ! ( choice ? vith what a graceful tenderness he loves ! . nd breathes
the softest , the sincerest vous ! Complacency , and truth , and manly sweetness ...
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But see , where Lucia , at her wonted hour , amid the cool of yon high marble
arch , enjoys the noon day breeze ! Observe her , Portius ; that face , that shape ,
those eyes , that heav ' n of beau . observe her well , and blame me if thou canst .
But see , where Lucia , at her wonted hour , amid the cool of yon high marble
arch , enjoys the noon day breeze ! Observe her , Portius ; that face , that shape ,
those eyes , that heav ' n of beau . observe her well , and blame me if thou canst .
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I . LUCIA and MARCIA . Luc . Now tell me , Marcia , tell me from thy soul ; if thou
beliey ' st it possible for woman to suffer greater ills than Lucia suffers ? Marc . O
Lucia , Lucia , might my big swoln heart vent all it ' s griefs , and give a loose to ...
I . LUCIA and MARCIA . Luc . Now tell me , Marcia , tell me from thy soul ; if thou
beliey ' st it possible for woman to suffer greater ills than Lucia suffers ? Marc . O
Lucia , Lucia , might my big swoln heart vent all it ' s griefs , and give a loose to ...
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Oh , ye immortal powers , that guard the watch round his couch , and soften his
repose , [ just , banish his sorrows , and becalm his soul with easy dreams ;
remember all his virtues , and shew mankind , that goodness is your care ! Enter
Lucia .
Oh , ye immortal powers , that guard the watch round his couch , and soften his
repose , [ just , banish his sorrows , and becalm his soul with easy dreams ;
remember all his virtues , and shew mankind , that goodness is your care ! Enter
Lucia .
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appear arms bear beauty behold blood bright brother Cæsar Cato Cato's cause charms court dead death earth Enter eyes face fair fall fame fate father fear fields fools force fortune friends give gods grace griefs grow hand happy hast head hear heart heaven honour hope it's Juba kind king less light live look Lord lost Lucia Marc Marcia Marcus mighty mind Muse nature never o'er once passion peace pleasure poets poor Portius praise prince remains rest rise Roman Rome round scenes Sempronius senate sense shade shine sight soon soul sound stand stream sure sweet Syph Syphax tears tell thee thine things thou thoughts true virtue whole winds wonder young youth
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| Заглавие | Poems by Cowley, Waller, Butler, Denham, Dryden, and Pomfret, Броеве 77–79 Том 77 от Lit. misc Poems by Cowley, Waller, Butler, Denham, Dryden, and Pomfret, Abraham Cowley Том 7 от Works of the English poets from Chaucer to Cowper |
| Автор | Abraham Cowley |
| Издател | Johnson, 1810 |
| Оригиналът е от | Оксфордският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 8 Дек 2006 |
| Брой страници | 220 страници |
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