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When ev'n relenting rage itself gives place , And fierce Enyo seems to shun thy
face . High on a turfy bank the chicf was rear'd , Fearless , and therefore worthy to
be fear'd ; Around the croud he cast an angry look , And , dreadful , thus with ...
When ev'n relenting rage itself gives place , And fierce Enyo seems to shun thy
face . High on a turfy bank the chicf was rear'd , Fearless , and therefore worthy to
be fear'd ; Around the croud he cast an angry look , And , dreadful , thus with ...
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Him the north - east encountering fierce defy'd , And back rebuffeted the yielding
tide . The curling surges loud conflicting meet , 865 Daih their proud heads , and
bellow as they beat ; While piercing Boreas , from the Scythian strand , Plows up
...
Him the north - east encountering fierce defy'd , And back rebuffeted the yielding
tide . The curling surges loud conflicting meet , 865 Daih their proud heads , and
bellow as they beat ; While piercing Boreas , from the Scythian strand , Plows up
...
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Each where materials for his fury lie , 29 • And all the ready ruins arms supply :
Even his fierce self he seems to aim below , Headlong to shoot , and dying dart a
blow . Now his tough staff repels the fierce attack , And tumbling , drives the bold
...
Each where materials for his fury lie , 29 • And all the ready ruins arms supply :
Even his fierce self he seems to aim below , Headlong to shoot , and dying dart a
blow . Now his tough staff repels the fierce attack , And tumbling , drives the bold
...
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Around the leader cast his careful look , Sternly the tempting envy'd gift ' he took ,
Held it , and thus the giver - fierce bespoke : And think'st thou then that I want
Virtue moft ! 860 Am I the meanest of this Roman host ! Am I the first foft coward
that ...
Around the leader cast his careful look , Sternly the tempting envy'd gift ' he took ,
Held it , and thus the giver - fierce bespoke : And think'st thou then that I want
Virtue moft ! 860 Am I the meanest of this Roman host ! Am I the first foft coward
that ...
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Thus , if some power could Mulciber inslave , And bind him down in Ætna's
smoky cave , With fires more fierce th ' imprison'd god would glow , And bellow in
the dreadful deeps below . 665 } He who so lately , with undaunted pride , He 1
4.54 ...
Thus , if some power could Mulciber inslave , And bind him down in Ætna's
smoky cave , With fires more fierce th ' imprison'd god would glow , And bellow in
the dreadful deeps below . 665 } He who so lately , with undaunted pride , He 1
4.54 ...
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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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