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195 At length , impatient longer to be held Within the bounds of one appointed
field , O'er every bar which might his passage stay , Pompey resolves to force his
warlike way ; Wide o'er the world the ranging war to lead , And give his loosen'd ...
195 At length , impatient longer to be held Within the bounds of one appointed
field , O'er every bar which might his passage stay , Pompey resolves to force his
warlike way ; Wide o'er the world the ranging war to lead , And give his loosen'd ...
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Wide o'er the plains diffus'd his legions range , And their close camp for freer
fields exchange . So , rais d by melting streams of Alpine snow , Beyond his
utmost margin swells the Po , And loosely lets the spreading deluge flow : Where
- e'er ...
Wide o'er the plains diffus'd his legions range , And their close camp for freer
fields exchange . So , rais d by melting streams of Alpine snow , Beyond his
utmost margin swells the Po , And loosely lets the spreading deluge flow : Where
- e'er ...
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Howe'er , if yet thy soul can be content , Only to know that undisclos'd event ; My
potent charms o'er nature Thall prevail , And from a thousand mouths extort the
tale : 955 This truth the fields , the floods , the rocks , Thall tell , The thunder of ...
Howe'er , if yet thy soul can be content , Only to know that undisclos'd event ; My
potent charms o'er nature Thall prevail , And from a thousand mouths extort the
tale : 955 This truth the fields , the floods , the rocks , Thall tell , The thunder of ...
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Just as he enter'd o'er the vessel's side , Hail , general ! the curs'd Septimius cry'd
, A Roman once in generous warfare bred , And oft in arms by mighty Pompey led
; But now ( what vile dishonour must it bring ) The ruffian Nave of an Ægyptian ...
Just as he enter'd o'er the vessel's side , Hail , general ! the curs'd Septimius cry'd
, A Roman once in generous warfare bred , And oft in arms by mighty Pompey led
; But now ( what vile dishonour must it bring ) The ruffian Nave of an Ægyptian ...
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Still an unburied husband must I mourn , And weep my sorrows o'er an empty urn
? But why should tombs be built , or urns be made ? Does grief like mine require
their feeble aid ? 125 Is he not lodg'd , thou wreich ! within thy heart , And fix'd ...
Still an unburied husband must I mourn , And weep my sorrows o'er an empty urn
? But why should tombs be built , or urns be made ? Does grief like mine require
their feeble aid ? 125 Is he not lodg'd , thou wreich ! within thy heart , And fix'd ...
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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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