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Still , Cæsar , wilt thou tread the paths of blood ? Wilt thou , thou singly , hate thy
country's good ! Shall the rude soldier first of war complain , And teach thee to be
pitiful in vain ? } 4.55 Give o'er at length , and let thy labours Give 218 ROWE'S ...
Still , Cæsar , wilt thou tread the paths of blood ? Wilt thou , thou singly , hate thy
country's good ! Shall the rude soldier first of war complain , And teach thee to be
pitiful in vain ? } 4.55 Give o'er at length , and let thy labours Give 218 ROWE'S ...
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Let fame no more record the walls of Troy , Which gods alone could build , and
gods destroy ; Nor let the Parthian wonder , to have seen 80 The labours of the
Babylonian queen : Behold this large , this spacious tract of ground ! Like that ...
Let fame no more record the walls of Troy , Which gods alone could build , and
gods destroy ; Nor let the Parthian wonder , to have seen 80 The labours of the
Babylonian queen : Behold this large , this spacious tract of ground ! Like that ...
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... As when earth's envious interposing shade , Cuts off her beamy brother from
her aid : Held by the charming song , the strives in vain , And labours with the
long pursuing pain ; Till down , and downward still , compell'd to come , On
hallow'd ...
... As when earth's envious interposing shade , Cuts off her beamy brother from
her aid : Held by the charming song , the strives in vain , And labours with the
long pursuing pain ; Till down , and downward still , compell'd to come , On
hallow'd ...
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And now their minds , unknowing of repose , With busy - roil to exercise ' he
chose ; Still with successive labours are they ply'd , And oft - in long and weary
marches tryd . 505 } Before Cyrene's walls they now fit down ; And here Bisi 886 ...
And now their minds , unknowing of repose , With busy - roil to exercise ' he
chose ; Still with successive labours are they ply'd , And oft - in long and weary
marches tryd . 505 } Before Cyrene's walls they now fit down ; And here Bisi 886 ...
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My king bestows the prize thy armıs have fought , For which Pharsalia's field , in
vain , was fought . 1715 No talk remains for future labours now ; The civil wars
are finish'd at a blow . To heal Theffalia's ruins , Pompey fled To us for succour ,
and ...
My king bestows the prize thy armıs have fought , For which Pharsalia's field , in
vain , was fought . 1715 No talk remains for future labours now ; The civil wars
are finish'd at a blow . To heal Theffalia's ruins , Pompey fled To us for succour ,
and ...
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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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