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One , whofe command obedient nature awes , Who , subject ftill himself to magic
laws , Acts only as a servile second cause ? Magic the starry lamps from heaven
can tear , And shoot them gleaming through the dulky air ; Can blot fair Cynthia's
...
One , whofe command obedient nature awes , Who , subject ftill himself to magic
laws , Acts only as a servile second cause ? Magic the starry lamps from heaven
can tear , And shoot them gleaming through the dulky air ; Can blot fair Cynthia's
...
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845 Strike home , he cries , and let your swords erase Each well - known feature
of the kindred face : Nor waste your fury on the vulgar band ; See ! where the
hoary doting senate stand ; There laws and right at once you may confound , 835
...
845 Strike home , he cries , and let your swords erase Each well - known feature
of the kindred face : Nor waste your fury on the vulgar band ; See ! where the
hoary doting senate stand ; There laws and right at once you may confound , 835
...
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530 Unaw'd by reverence of connubial rites , In multitudes , luxurious , he
delights : When gorg'd with feasting , and infiam'd with wine , No joys can fate him
, and no laws confine ; Forbidding Nature , then , commands in vain , 535 From
fifters ...
530 Unaw'd by reverence of connubial rites , In multitudes , luxurious , he
delights : When gorg'd with feasting , and infiam'd with wine , No joys can fate him
, and no laws confine ; Forbidding Nature , then , commands in vain , 535 From
fifters ...
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Their dark decrees the cautious gods shall trust ; To thee their fore - determin'd
will shall tell : 94 Their will has been thy law , and thou hast kept it well . Fate bids
thee now the noble thought improve ; Fate brings thee here , to meet and talk ...
Their dark decrees the cautious gods shall trust ; To thee their fore - determin'd
will shall tell : 94 Their will has been thy law , and thou hast kept it well . Fate bids
thee now the noble thought improve ; Fate brings thee here , to meet and talk ...
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... shrinking stream confines , 335 Till high in heaven th ' autumnal balance ibines
, Unlike his watery brethren he presides , And by new laws his liquid empire
guides . Fram dropping reasons no increase he knows , Nor feels the fleecy
Towers ...
... shrinking stream confines , 335 Till high in heaven th ' autumnal balance ibines
, Unlike his watery brethren he presides , And by new laws his liquid empire
guides . Fram dropping reasons no increase he knows , Nor feels the fleecy
Towers ...
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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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