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Nor will I think the gods so partial are , To give thee fair Ausonia for thy share ;
While Cæsar , and the senate , are forgot , And in Epirus bound their barren lot .
700 In words like these , he calls him oft in vain , And thus the hafty missives oft ...
Nor will I think the gods so partial are , To give thee fair Ausonia for thy share ;
While Cæsar , and the senate , are forgot , And in Epirus bound their barren lot .
700 In words like these , he calls him oft in vain , And thus the hafty missives oft ...
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... lonely sitting on the cliff's bleak brow , Her fight she fixes on the seas below ;
Attentive marks the wide horizon's bound , 60 And kens each sail that rises in the
round : Thick beats her heart , as every prow draws near , And dreads the
fortunes ...
... lonely sitting on the cliff's bleak brow , Her fight she fixes on the seas below ;
Attentive marks the wide horizon's bound , 60 And kens each sail that rises in the
round : Thick beats her heart , as every prow draws near , And dreads the
fortunes ...
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Ev'n though glad victory had call'd her thence , And her lord's bidding been the
just pretence ; The Lesbian matrons had in tears been drown'd , And brought her
weeping to the watery bound . So was the lov'd , so winning was her grace , Such
...
Ev'n though glad victory had call'd her thence , And her lord's bidding been the
just pretence ; The Lesbian matrons had in tears been drown'd , And brought her
weeping to the watery bound . So was the lov'd , so winning was her grace , Such
...
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Me too the winds demand , with freshening gales ; Envious they call , and stretch
the swelling fails . No land on earth seems dear as Ægypt now , No land that
crowns and triumphs did bestow , And with new laurels bound my Pompey's brow
.
Me too the winds demand , with freshening gales ; Envious they call , and stretch
the swelling fails . No land on earth seems dear as Ægypt now , No land that
crowns and triumphs did bestow , And with new laurels bound my Pompey's brow
.
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Here , and here only , through wide Libya's space , 890 Tall trees , the land , and
verdant herbage grace ; Here the loose fands by plenteous springs are bound ,
Knit to a mass , and moulded into ground : Here smiling nature wears a fertile ...
Here , and here only , through wide Libya's space , 890 Tall trees , the land , and
verdant herbage grace ; Here the loose fands by plenteous springs are bound ,
Knit to a mass , and moulded into ground : Here smiling nature wears a fertile ...
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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 |
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