The Works of the English Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Томове 29–31Samuel Johnson C. Bathurst, 1779 |
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... facred mount fhe loves to rove , Vifits the fprings , and hovers round the grove . She knows what dangers wait too bold a flight , And fears to fall from an Icarian height : B 2 Yet , Yet , fhe admires the wing that fafely foars , [ 3 ]
... facred mount fhe loves to rove , Vifits the fprings , and hovers round the grove . She knows what dangers wait too bold a flight , And fears to fall from an Icarian height : B 2 Yet , Yet , fhe admires the wing that fafely foars , [ 3 ]
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... fall were deftin'd by the Fates . Then Time had firft a name ; by firm decree Appointed lord of all futurity , Within whofe ample bofom fates repose Caufes of things , and fecret feeds inclose , Which , ripening there , shall one day ...
... fall were deftin'd by the Fates . Then Time had firft a name ; by firm decree Appointed lord of all futurity , Within whofe ample bofom fates repose Caufes of things , and fecret feeds inclose , Which , ripening there , shall one day ...
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... fall withstand , But flies , to fave his gods , to foreign land . The Roman race fucceed the Dardan ftate , And firft , and fecond Cæfar , godlike great . Still on to after - days his eyes descend , And rifing heroes ftill the fearch ...
... fall withstand , But flies , to fave his gods , to foreign land . The Roman race fucceed the Dardan ftate , And firft , and fecond Cæfar , godlike great . Still on to after - days his eyes descend , And rifing heroes ftill the fearch ...
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... put away Old Priam's face ; but he ftill proftrate lay , And there , with tears and sighs , afresh begun To mourn the fall of his ill - fated fon . } But But paffion different ways Achilles turns , Now , he 36 CONGREVE'S POEM S.
... put away Old Priam's face ; but he ftill proftrate lay , And there , with tears and sighs , afresh begun To mourn the fall of his ill - fated fon . } But But paffion different ways Achilles turns , Now , he 36 CONGREVE'S POEM S.
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... fall even Jove himself was mov'd , And fent a god his dread commands to bear , So far thou wert high heaven's peculiar care ! From fierce Achilles ' chains thy corpfe was freed ; So kind a fate was for none else decreed : My other fons ...
... fall even Jove himself was mov'd , And fent a god his dread commands to bear , So far thou wert high heaven's peculiar care ! From fierce Achilles ' chains thy corpfe was freed ; So kind a fate was for none else decreed : My other fons ...
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