The Works of the English Poets, Volume 19J. Rivington, 1779 - 366 pages |
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... my father lent Thy needlefs fuccour with a fad confent ; Embrac'd me parting for th ' Etrurian land , And fent me to poffets a large command . 360 65 70 we , He warn'd , and from his own B 2 He ZENEI S. Book XI . 3 .
... my father lent Thy needlefs fuccour with a fad confent ; Embrac'd me parting for th ' Etrurian land , And fent me to poffets a large command . 360 65 70 we , He warn'd , and from his own B 2 He ZENEI S. Book XI . 3 .
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... land . Nor wage I wars unjuft ; your king deny'd My proffer'd friendship , and my promis'd bride . Left me for Turnus ; Turnus then should try His cause in arms , to conquer or to die . My right and his are in difpute : the flain Fell ...
... land . Nor wage I wars unjuft ; your king deny'd My proffer'd friendship , and my promis'd bride . Left me for Turnus ; Turnus then should try His cause in arms , to conquer or to die . My right and his are in difpute : the flain Fell ...
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... land : Build you the city which your Fates affign We shall be proud in the great work to join . Thus Drances ; and his words fo well perfuade The reft impower'd , that soon a truce is made . Twelve days the term allow'd : and during ...
... land : Build you the city which your Fates affign We shall be proud in the great work to join . Thus Drances ; and his words fo well perfuade The reft impower'd , that soon a truce is made . Twelve days the term allow'd : and during ...
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... land , Engage the Trojan hero hand to hand : His is the gain , our lot is but to serve : ' Tis juft , the fway he feeks , he should deferve . This Drances aggravates ; and adds , with fpight , His foe expects , and dares him to the ...
... land , Engage the Trojan hero hand to hand : His is the gain , our lot is but to serve : ' Tis juft , the fway he feeks , he should deferve . This Drances aggravates ; and adds , with fpight , His foe expects , and dares him to the ...
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... land : We reach'd the place defir'd , with wonder fill'd , The Grecian tents and rifing towers beheld . Great Diomede has compafs'd round with walls The city , which Argyripa he calls ; 370 375 From his own Argos nam'd : we touch'd ...
... land : We reach'd the place defir'd , with wonder fill'd , The Grecian tents and rifing towers beheld . Great Diomede has compafs'd round with walls The city , which Argyripa he calls ; 370 375 From his own Argos nam'd : we touch'd ...
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