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... ruddy weft with red : Now north , now south , he shot his parted beams , And
tipp'd the sullen black with golden gleams : Pale shone his middle orb with
faintish rays , And suffer'd mortal eyes at ease to gaze . Nor rose the silver queen
of ...
... ruddy weft with red : Now north , now south , he shot his parted beams , And
tipp'd the sullen black with golden gleams : Pale shone his middle orb with
faintish rays , And suffer'd mortal eyes at ease to gaze . Nor rose the silver queen
of ...
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Dreadful awhile she shone all fiery red , Then ficken'd into pale , and hid her
drooping head . 785 Nor less I fear from that hoarse hollow roar , In leafy groves ,
and on the founding shore . In various turns the doubtful dolphins plav , And
thwart ...
Dreadful awhile she shone all fiery red , Then ficken'd into pale , and hid her
drooping head . 785 Nor less I fear from that hoarse hollow roar , In leafy groves ,
and on the founding shore . In various turns the doubtful dolphins plav , And
thwart ...
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Magic the starry lamps from heaven can tear , And shoot them gleaming through
the dulky air ; Can blot fair Cynthia's countenance serene , 800 And poison with
foul spells the silver queen : Now pale the ghastly goddess shrinks with dread ...
Magic the starry lamps from heaven can tear , And shoot them gleaming through
the dulky air ; Can blot fair Cynthia's countenance serene , 800 And poison with
foul spells the silver queen : Now pale the ghastly goddess shrinks with dread ...
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Whene'er thou pass the cold Araxes o'er , 2 An aged fhade shall grcet thee on the
shore , Transfix'd with arrows , mournful , pale , and hoar . And art thou ( hall he
cry , complaining ) come 570 In peace and friendship , to these foes of Rome ?
Whene'er thou pass the cold Araxes o'er , 2 An aged fhade shall grcet thee on the
shore , Transfix'd with arrows , mournful , pale , and hoar . And art thou ( hall he
cry , complaining ) come 570 In peace and friendship , to these foes of Rome ?
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Mean - while , a signal shall thy care provide , 1055 Some future Roman votary to
guide ; When with due rites thy fate he would deplore , And thy pale head to
these thy limbs restore : Then shall he mark the witness of my stone , And , taught
by ...
Mean - while , a signal shall thy care provide , 1055 Some future Roman votary to
guide ; When with due rites thy fate he would deplore , And thy pale head to
these thy limbs restore : Then shall he mark the witness of my stone , And , taught
by ...
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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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