The Works of the English Poets, Volume 50H. Baldwin, 1779 - 318 pages |
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... god Vouchfaf'd awhile to leave his bleft abode , In whatfoever form the guest appear'd , His heavenly luftre fhone , and was rever'd . Catharine - Hall , Cambridge . B 2 10 15 W. Worts . February , 1697 . To To the MEMORY of Mr. HUGHES ...
... god Vouchfaf'd awhile to leave his bleft abode , In whatfoever form the guest appear'd , His heavenly luftre fhone , and was rever'd . Catharine - Hall , Cambridge . B 2 10 15 W. Worts . February , 1697 . To To the MEMORY of Mr. HUGHES ...
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... gods requir'd , Majestic Homer from the world retir'd : Such grief the Nine o'er Maro's tomb bestow'd ; And tears like these for Addison late flow'd . Snatch'd from the earth , above its trifling praife , Thee , HUGHES , to happier ...
... gods requir'd , Majestic Homer from the world retir'd : Such grief the Nine o'er Maro's tomb bestow'd ; And tears like these for Addison late flow'd . Snatch'd from the earth , above its trifling praife , Thee , HUGHES , to happier ...
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... gods around her chariot wait ; The mother - goddefs , with fuperior grace , Surveys , and numbers o'er her bright immortal race . While thus the lovely Genius hovers o'er The water's brink , and from the fandy fhore Beholds th ...
... gods around her chariot wait ; The mother - goddefs , with fuperior grace , Surveys , and numbers o'er her bright immortal race . While thus the lovely Genius hovers o'er The water's brink , and from the fandy fhore Beholds th ...
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... god , that rules the day , Drives down his flaming chariot to the fea , And leaves the nations here involv'd in night , To distant regions he transports his light ; 105 Se So WILLIAM's rays , by turns , two nations chear 26 HUGHES'S POEM S.
... god , that rules the day , Drives down his flaming chariot to the fea , And leaves the nations here involv'd in night , To distant regions he transports his light ; 105 Se So WILLIAM's rays , by turns , two nations chear 26 HUGHES'S POEM S.
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... God , " Crete was not always bleft with his abode ; " Nor was it fit , that WILLIAM's godlike mind , 120 " For nations born , fhould be to One confin'd . " This only grant , fince I must ask no more , " Revifit once again your native ...
... God , " Crete was not always bleft with his abode ; " Nor was it fit , that WILLIAM's godlike mind , 120 " For nations born , fhould be to One confin'd . " This only grant , fince I must ask no more , " Revifit once again your native ...
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