The Works of the English Poets, Том 19J. Rivington, 1779 - 366 страници |
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... side , 721 724 With down - caft eyes , appears the fatal bride . They mount the cliff , where Pallas ' temple stands ; Prayers in their mouths , and prefents in their hands ; With cenfers , firft they fume the facred shrine ; Then in ...
... side , 721 724 With down - caft eyes , appears the fatal bride . They mount the cliff , where Pallas ' temple stands ; Prayers in their mouths , and prefents in their hands ; With cenfers , firft they fume the facred shrine ; Then in ...
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... side of Horace ,, and to give him the preference to Juvenal , not only in profit , but in pleasure . But , after all , I must confefs that the delight which Horace gives me , is but languifhing . Be pleafed fill to un- derftand , that I ...
... side of Horace ,, and to give him the preference to Juvenal , not only in profit , but in pleasure . But , after all , I must confefs that the delight which Horace gives me , is but languifhing . Be pleafed fill to un- derftand , that I ...
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... side display'd ; He takes the papers ; lays them down again ; And , with unwilling fingers , tries the pen : Some peevish quarrel ftreight he strives to pick ; His quill writes double , or his ink's too thick Infuse more water ; now ...
... side display'd ; He takes the papers ; lays them down again ; And , with unwilling fingers , tries the pen : Some peevish quarrel ftreight he strives to pick ; His quill writes double , or his ink's too thick Infuse more water ; now ...
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