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Doubtful , at first , their patience he surveys , And wonders why each haughty
heart obeys ; 535 Beyond his hopes he sees the stubborn bow , And bare their
breasts obedient to the blow ; Till ev'n his cooler thoughts the deed disclaim , And
...
Doubtful , at first , their patience he surveys , And wonders why each haughty
heart obeys ; 535 Beyond his hopes he sees the stubborn bow , And bare their
breasts obedient to the blow ; Till ev'n his cooler thoughts the deed disclaim , And
...
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... had done , 705 Nor would be wanting , when they urg'd him on ; Fierce , and
impatient of the tedious stay , Refolves by night to prove the doubtful way : Bold ,
in a single skiff , he means to go , And tempt those seas that navies dare not plow
.
... had done , 705 Nor would be wanting , when they urg'd him on ; Fierce , and
impatient of the tedious stay , Refolves by night to prove the doubtful way : Bold ,
in a single skiff , he means to go , And tempt those seas that navies dare not plow
.
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... vulgar search around the fields , 185 And pluck whate'er the doubtful herbage
yields ; Some strip the trees in every neighbouring wood , And with the cattle
share their grasly food . Whate'er the softening flame can pliant make , Whate'er
the ...
... vulgar search around the fields , 185 And pluck whate'er the doubtful herbage
yields ; Some strip the trees in every neighbouring wood , And with the cattle
share their grasly food . Whate'er the softening flame can pliant make , Whate'er
the ...
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... To try the doubtful world , and prove mankind , Oh ! grant , good heaven ! if
there be one alone , One gracious power so loft a cause to own , Grant , like the
Lesbians , I my friends may Such who , though Cæsar threaten , dare be kind :
Who ...
... To try the doubtful world , and prove mankind , Oh ! grant , good heaven ! if
there be one alone , One gracious power so loft a cause to own , Grant , like the
Lesbians , I my friends may Such who , though Cæsar threaten , dare be kind :
Who ...
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When with an host , from vile Canopus led , Thy vengeance aim'd at great
Augustus ' head ; When thy shrill timbrel's sound was heard from far , And Rome
herself shook at the coming war ; When doubtful fortune , near Leucadia's strand
...
When with an host , from vile Canopus led , Thy vengeance aim'd at great
Augustus ' head ; When thy shrill timbrel's sound was heard from far , And Rome
herself shook at the coming war ; When doubtful fortune , near Leucadia's strand
...
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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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