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What a vile helpless herd had we been left , Of every hope at once in thee bereft
? While on thy life so many thousands wait , While nations live dependent on thy
fate , While the whole world on thee , their head , rely , ' Tis cruel in thee to ...
What a vile helpless herd had we been left , Of every hope at once in thee bereft
? While on thy life so many thousands wait , While nations live dependent on thy
fate , While the whole world on thee , their head , rely , ' Tis cruel in thee to ...
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This grief becomes thee not , while I survive ; War wounds not thee , since I am
still alive : These tears a dying husband should deplore , And only fall when
Pompey is no more . ' Tis true , my former greatness all is lost ; Who weep for that
, no ...
This grief becomes thee not , while I survive ; War wounds not thee , since I am
still alive : These tears a dying husband should deplore , And only fall when
Pompey is no more . ' Tis true , my former greatness all is lost ; Who weep for that
, no ...
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I only wish'd , nor is that wish in vain , 1045 To save thee from the monsters of the
main ; From vultures claws , from lions that devour , From mortal malice , and from
Cæfar's power , No longer , then , this humbler flame withstand ; " Tis lighted ...
I only wish'd , nor is that wish in vain , 1045 To save thee from the monsters of the
main ; From vultures claws , from lions that devour , From mortal malice , and from
Cæfar's power , No longer , then , this humbler flame withstand ; " Tis lighted ...
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To thee , o Cato ! pious ! wise ! and just ! 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 ...
To thee , o Cato ! pious ! wise ! and just ! 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 ...
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Thee , Cæfar , with this costly pledge we buy , 1720 Thee to our friendship , with
this victim , tie . Ægypt's proud sceptre freely then receive , Whate'er the fertile
flowing Nile can give : Accept the treasures which this deed has spar'd ; Accept
the ...
Thee , Cæfar , with this costly pledge we buy , 1720 Thee to our friendship , with
this victim , tie . Ægypt's proud sceptre freely then receive , Whate'er the fertile
flowing Nile can give : Accept the treasures which this deed has spar'd ; Accept
the ...
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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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