The Works of the English Poets, Volume 11H. Baldwin, 1779 |
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... race offend thy power divine , ( Weak , daring creatures ! ) is not vengeance thine ? Go then , the guilty at thy will chastise . He faid the Shaker of the earth replies : 170 This then I doom ; to fix the gallant ship This 8 HOMER .
... race offend thy power divine , ( Weak , daring creatures ! ) is not vengeance thine ? Go then , the guilty at thy will chastise . He faid the Shaker of the earth replies : 170 This then I doom ; to fix the gallant ship This 8 HOMER .
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... for their crimes afford An ample vengeance to their injur'd lord . Now all the land another profpect bore , Another port appear'd , another shore , } 225 230 And And long - continued ways , and winding floods , 10 POPE'S HOMER .
... for their crimes afford An ample vengeance to their injur'd lord . Now all the land another profpect bore , Another port appear'd , another shore , } 225 230 And And long - continued ways , and winding floods , 10 POPE'S HOMER .
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... be borne ! The pride of fools , and flaves ' insulting scorn . 350 But thou be filent , nor reveal thy state ; Yield to the force of unresisted fate , And And bear unmov'd the wrongs of base mankind , The 14 HOMER . POPE'S.
... be borne ! The pride of fools , and flaves ' insulting scorn . 350 But thou be filent , nor reveal thy state ; Yield to the force of unresisted fate , And And bear unmov'd the wrongs of base mankind , The 14 HOMER . POPE'S.
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... Coracian rock he now refides , Where Arethufa's fable water glides ; The fable water and the copious mast Swell the fat herd ; luxuriant , large repaft ! 455 460 465 470 475 With him , reft peaceful in the rural cell With 18 HOMER . POPE'S.
... Coracian rock he now refides , Where Arethufa's fable water glides ; The fable water and the copious mast Swell the fat herd ; luxuriant , large repaft ! 455 460 465 470 475 With him , reft peaceful in the rural cell With 18 HOMER . POPE'S.
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... 30 35 40 45 . Far from his country roams my hapless lord ! Or figh'd in exile forta his latest breath , 50 Now cover'd with th ' eternal fhade of death ! But But enter this my homely roof , and fee Our 24 . POPE'S HOMER .
... 30 35 40 45 . Far from his country roams my hapless lord ! Or figh'd in exile forta his latest breath , 50 Now cover'd with th ' eternal fhade of death ! But But enter this my homely roof , and fee Our 24 . POPE'S HOMER .
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