The Works of the English Poets, Volume 12J. D. Cornish, 1779 - 390 pages |
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... fruitful fields , and my more fruitful flock ! No more , my goats , fhall I behold you The steepy cliffs , or crop the flowery thyme ! No more extended in the grot below , Shall fee you browsing on the mountain's brow The prickly shrubs ...
... fruitful fields , and my more fruitful flock ! No more , my goats , fhall I behold you The steepy cliffs , or crop the flowery thyme ! No more extended in the grot below , Shall fee you browsing on the mountain's brow The prickly shrubs ...
Page 41
... fruitful ground , 40 Another Typhis fhall new feas explore , Another Argos land the chiefs upon th ' Iberian fhore . Another Helen other wars create , And great Achilles urge the Trojan fate . But when to ripen'd manhood he shall grow ...
... fruitful ground , 40 Another Typhis fhall new feas explore , Another Argos land the chiefs upon th ' Iberian fhore . Another Helen other wars create , And great Achilles urge the Trojan fate . But when to ripen'd manhood he shall grow ...
Page 45
... fruitful crop the fickly fields return ; But oats and darnel choke the rifing corn . 55 And where the vales with violets once were crown'd , Now knotty burrs and thorns difgrace the ground . Come , fhepherds , come , and ftrow with ...
... fruitful crop the fickly fields return ; But oats and darnel choke the rifing corn . 55 And where the vales with violets once were crown'd , Now knotty burrs and thorns difgrace the ground . Come , fhepherds , come , and ftrow with ...
Page 91
... fafety of Augustus , and the preservation of Rome . WHAT makes a plenteous harveft , when to turn The fruitful foil , and when to fow the corn ; The The care of fheep , of oxen , and of [ 9 ] The GEORGICS, Book I 116 344 174.
... fafety of Augustus , and the preservation of Rome . WHAT makes a plenteous harveft , when to turn The fruitful foil , and when to fow the corn ; The The care of fheep , of oxen , and of [ 9 ] The GEORGICS, Book I 116 344 174.
Page 97
... fruitful feed , Make no delay , but cover it with speed : So fenc'd from cold ; the pliant furrows break , Before the furly clod refifts the rake . And call the floods from high , to rush amain 155 With pregnant streams , to fwell the ...
... fruitful feed , Make no delay , but cover it with speed : So fenc'd from cold ; the pliant furrows break , Before the furly clod refifts the rake . And call the floods from high , to rush amain 155 With pregnant streams , to fwell the ...
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