The Works of the English Poets: Congreve and FentonH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... nature's notes , in birds untaught ; Boundless my verfe , and roving be my strains , Various as flowers on unfrequented plains . And thou , Thalia , darling of my breaft , By whom infpir'd , I fung at Comus ' feast ; While in a ring the ...
... nature's notes , in birds untaught ; Boundless my verfe , and roving be my strains , Various as flowers on unfrequented plains . And thou , Thalia , darling of my breaft , By whom infpir'd , I fung at Comus ' feast ; While in a ring the ...
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... nature were fuch beauties join'd : Without , all fhining , and within , all white ; Pure to the fenfe , and pleafing to the fight ; Like some rare flower , whose leaves all colours yield , And opening is with fweetest odours fill'd . As ...
... nature were fuch beauties join'd : Without , all fhining , and within , all white ; Pure to the fenfe , and pleafing to the fight ; Like some rare flower , whose leaves all colours yield , And opening is with fweetest odours fill'd . As ...
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... nature mourns ; the floods and rocks deplore , And with me , cry " Paftora is no more ! " I mourn Paftora dead ; let Albion mourn , And fable clouds her chalky cliffs adorn . The rocks can melt , and air in mifts can mourn , And floods ...
... nature mourns ; the floods and rocks deplore , And with me , cry " Paftora is no more ! " I mourn Paftora dead ; let Albion mourn , And fable clouds her chalky cliffs adorn . The rocks can melt , and air in mifts can mourn , And floods ...
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... Nature's hands . A wondrous tafk it is th ' Afcent to gain , Through craggy cliffs , that strike the fight with pain , And nod impending terrors o'er the plain . To this , what dangers men can add , by force or skill , ( And great is ...
... Nature's hands . A wondrous tafk it is th ' Afcent to gain , Through craggy cliffs , that strike the fight with pain , And nod impending terrors o'er the plain . To this , what dangers men can add , by force or skill , ( And great is ...
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... my fong commend , Whose nature can forgive , and power defend , And fhew by turns the patron and the friend . Begin , my Mufe , from Jove derive thy fong Begin , [ 20 ] The Birth of the Mufe To the Right Honour- able Charles Lord Halifax.
... my fong commend , Whose nature can forgive , and power defend , And fhew by turns the patron and the friend . Begin , my Mufe , from Jove derive thy fong Begin , [ 20 ] The Birth of the Mufe To the Right Honour- able Charles Lord Halifax.
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Страница 53 - FALSE though she be to me and love, I'll ne'er pursue revenge; For still the charmer I approve, Though I deplore her change. In hours of bliss we oft have met, They could not always last; And though the present I regret, I'm grateful for the past.
Страница 56 - See! see, she wakes — Sabina wakes! And now the sun begins to rise: Less glorious is the morn, that breaks From his bright beams, than her fair eyes. With light united day they give; But different fates ere night fulfil: How many by his warmth will live! How many will her coldness kill!
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Страница 316 - Though lions there are tolerably tame, And civil as the court from which they came. But yet, without experience, sense, or arts, Pumilio boasts sufficiency of parts ; Imagines he alone is amply fit To guide the state, or give the stamp to wit: Pride paints the mind with an heroic air, Nor finds he a defect of vigour there. When Philomel of old essay'd to sing...
Страница 181 - Unknown, and loft, far from my native Home. But I conjure you, by the Throne of Jove, By all that's dear to you, by all you love, By your good Parents, (for no bad, could e'er Produce a Son...
Страница 67 - So now, whatever praife from us is due, Belongs not to old Perfius, but the new. For ftill obfcure, to us no light he gives ; Dead in himfelf, in you alone he lives. So ftubborn flints their inward heat conceal, Till art and force th...
Страница 231 - Again he beats.—It curls again ! At length he bellow'd in a rage, ' This hair will take me up an age.
Страница 71 - Devote thyfelf to Thrift, not Luxury •; And wifely make that kind of Food thy Choice, To which Neceffity confines thy Price. Well may they fear fome miferable End, Whom Gluttony and Want, at once attend; Whofe large voracious Throats have fwallow'd All, Both Land and Stock, Int'reft and Principal: Well may they fear, at length, vile (9) Pollio's Fate, Who fold his very Ring to purchafe Meat; And tho' a Knight, 'mongft common Slaves now ftands, Begging an Alms, with undiftinguifht Hands.
Страница 100 - Heart; Too well I know the Force of inward Grief, And well can bear it, to give you relief: All Love's fevereft Pangs I can endure; I can bear Pain, tho
Страница 232 - But sometimes stoop'd to please a barbarous age : When his immortal bays began to grow Rude was the language, and the humour low ; He, like the God of day, was always bright, But rolling in its course, his orb of light Was sullied, and obscur'd, though soaring high, With spots contracted from the nether sky. But whither is the...