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Third Hecate ! by whom my whispers breathe My secret purpose to the shades
beneath ; Thou greedy dog , who at th ' infernal gate , In everlasting hunger , still
doft wait ! 1075 And thou old Charon , horrible and hoar ! For ever labouring back
...
Third Hecate ! by whom my whispers breathe My secret purpose to the shades
beneath ; Thou greedy dog , who at th ' infernal gate , In everlasting hunger , still
doft wait ! 1075 And thou old Charon , horrible and hoar ! For ever labouring back
...
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She spoke , and , as the spoke , a spell she made , That gave new prescience to
th'unknowing shade . 1165 When thus the spectre , weeping all for woe ; Seek
not from me the Parcæ's will to know . I saw not what their dreadful looms ordain
...
She spoke , and , as the spoke , a spell she made , That gave new prescience to
th'unknowing shade . 1165 When thus the spectre , weeping all for woe ; Seek
not from me the Parcæ's will to know . I saw not what their dreadful looms ordain
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Seek not to know what for thyself reinains , 1225 That shall be told in fair Sicilia's
plains ; Prophetic there , thy father's shade shall rise , In awful vision to thy
wondering eyes : He shall thy fate reveal ; though doubting yet , Where he may
best ...
Seek not to know what for thyself reinains , 1225 That shall be told in fair Sicilia's
plains ; Prophetic there , thy father's shade shall rise , In awful vision to thy
wondering eyes : He shall thy fate reveal ; though doubting yet , Where he may
best ...
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( he said ) 1015 Whee'er thou art , forgive me , friendless shade ; And though
unpity'd and forlorn thou lie , Thyself a better office shalt supply . If there be fense
in fouls departed , thine To my great leader shall her rites refign : With humble joy
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( he said ) 1015 Whee'er thou art , forgive me , friendless shade ; And though
unpity'd and forlorn thou lie , Thyself a better office shalt supply . If there be fense
in fouls departed , thine To my great leader shall her rites refign : With humble joy
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So said the matron ; and about her head 180 Her veil fhe draws , her mournful
eyes to shade . Resolv'd to shroud in thickest shades her woe , She seeks the
ship's deep darksome hold below : There lonely left , at leisure to complain , She
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So said the matron ; and about her head 180 Her veil fhe draws , her mournful
eyes to shade . Resolv'd to shroud in thickest shades her woe , She seeks the
ship's deep darksome hold below : There lonely left , at leisure to complain , She
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| Заглавие | The Works of the English Poets, Том 26 |
| Автор | Nicholas Rowe |
| Редактори | Samuel Johnson, Charles Bathurst (Londres) |
| Сътрудник | Samuel Johnson |
| Издател | H. Baldwin, 1779 |
| Оригиналът е от | Университет „Комплутенсе“, Мадрид |
| Цифровизирана на | 3 авг. 2009 |
| Брой страници | 261 страници |
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