The Works of the English Poets, Том 12J. D. Cornish, 1779 - 390 страници |
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... rising to falute their guest ; And Linus thus their gratitude exprefs'd , Receive this prefent , by the Muses made ; The pipe on which th ' Afcræan pastor play'd ; With which of old he charm'd the favage train , And call'd the mountain ...
... rising to falute their guest ; And Linus thus their gratitude exprefs'd , Receive this prefent , by the Muses made ; The pipe on which th ' Afcræan pastor play'd ; With which of old he charm'd the favage train , And call'd the mountain ...
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... the best and nobleft fruits . Thus Horace , in his First and Second Book of Odes , was still rising , but came not to his meridian till the Third . After : which his judgment was an overpoife to his imagina- which 80 DEDICATION .
... the best and nobleft fruits . Thus Horace , in his First and Second Book of Odes , was still rising , but came not to his meridian till the Third . After : which his judgment was an overpoife to his imagina- which 80 DEDICATION .
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... rising light To market bear ; or fparingly they steep With seasoning falt , and ftor'd , for winter keep . 615 Nor laft , forget thy faithful dogs ; but feed With fattening whey the maftiff's generous breed ; And Spartan race ; who ...
... rising light To market bear ; or fparingly they steep With seasoning falt , and ftor'd , for winter keep . 615 Nor laft , forget thy faithful dogs ; but feed With fattening whey the maftiff's generous breed ; And Spartan race ; who ...
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