The Works of the English Poets: PriorH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... pleafing . Nor had yet thy votaries , From Greece tranfplanted , touch'd Cyrene's banks , And lands determin'd for their last abodes ; But But wander'd through Azilis ' horrid foreft Difpers'd ; when } PRIOR'S POEMS .
... pleafing . Nor had yet thy votaries , From Greece tranfplanted , touch'd Cyrene's banks , And lands determin'd for their last abodes ; But But wander'd through Azilis ' horrid foreft Difpers'd ; when } PRIOR'S POEMS .
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... last , Who like the potter in a mould has caft The world's great frame , commanding it to be Such as the eyes of Senfe and Reason fee ; Yer , if he wills , may change or fpoil the whole ; May take yon ' beauteous , myftic , starry roll ...
... last , Who like the potter in a mould has caft The world's great frame , commanding it to be Such as the eyes of Senfe and Reason fee ; Yer , if he wills , may change or fpoil the whole ; May take yon ' beauteous , myftic , starry roll ...
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... ftill to stand ; And watch'd my eye , preventing my command . Abra , fhe fo was call'd , did foonest hafte Το grace my prefence ; Abra went the last : 350 365 370 Abra Abra was ready ere I call'd her name ; And BOOK II . 141 PLEASURE .
... ftill to stand ; And watch'd my eye , preventing my command . Abra , fhe fo was call'd , did foonest hafte Το grace my prefence ; Abra went the last : 350 365 370 Abra Abra was ready ere I call'd her name ; And BOOK II . 141 PLEASURE .
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