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Page 32
... stay ; So will'd the God who gives and takes away . Nine fhips I mann'd , equipp'd with ready ftores , 280 Intent to voyage to th ' Ægyptian shores ; In feaft and facrifice my chofen train Six days confum'd ; the feventh we plough'd the ...
... stay ; So will'd the God who gives and takes away . Nine fhips I mann'd , equipp'd with ready ftores , 280 Intent to voyage to th ' Ægyptian shores ; In feaft and facrifice my chofen train Six days confum'd ; the feventh we plough'd the ...
Page 33
... home ; I feiz'd the proffer ( ever fond to roam ) Domestic in his faithlefs roof I stay'd , Till the fwift fun his annual circle made . VOL . IV . D 305 310 315 320 To 325 To Libya then he meditates the way ; With ODYSSEY , Book XIV . 33.
... home ; I feiz'd the proffer ( ever fond to roam ) Domestic in his faithlefs roof I stay'd , Till the fwift fun his annual circle made . VOL . IV . D 305 310 315 320 To 325 To Libya then he meditates the way ; With ODYSSEY , Book XIV . 33.
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... stay'd , And here his whole collected treasure lay'd ; I saw myself the vast unnumber'd store Of steel elaborate , and refulgent ore , 360 And brass high heap'd amidst the regal dome ; Immenfe fupplies for ages yet to come ! Meantime he ...
... stay'd , And here his whole collected treasure lay'd ; I saw myself the vast unnumber'd store Of steel elaborate , and refulgent ore , 360 And brass high heap'd amidst the regal dome ; Immenfe fupplies for ages yet to come ! Meantime he ...
Page 49
... both the golden mean alike condemn . Alike he thwarts the hofpitable end , Who drives the free , or stays the hafty friend ; VOL . IV . E 80 Trye True friendship's laws are by this rule express'd , Welcome ODYSSEY , 49 BOOK XV .
... both the golden mean alike condemn . Alike he thwarts the hofpitable end , Who drives the free , or stays the hafty friend ; VOL . IV . E 80 Trye True friendship's laws are by this rule express'd , Welcome ODYSSEY , 49 BOOK XV .
Page 58
... feaft ; 350 A blooming train in rich embroidery dreft , With earth's whole tribute the bright table bends , And finiling round celestial youth attends . Sta : Stay then no eye afkance beholds thee here : 58 POPE'S HOME R.
... feaft ; 350 A blooming train in rich embroidery dreft , With earth's whole tribute the bright table bends , And finiling round celestial youth attends . Sta : Stay then no eye afkance beholds thee here : 58 POPE'S HOME R.
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