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... native Ithaca , by reafon of a mist which Pallas had caft round him . He breaks into loud lamentations ; till the Goddefs , appearing to him in the form of a fhepherd , difcovers the coun- try to him , and points out the particular ...
... native Ithaca , by reafon of a mist which Pallas had caft round him . He breaks into loud lamentations ; till the Goddefs , appearing to him in the form of a fhepherd , difcovers the coun- try to him , and points out the particular ...
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... native home deep - imag'd in his foul . As the tir'd ploughman spent with ftubborn toil , Whose oxen long have torn the furrow'd soil , Sees with delight the fun's declining ray , When home with feeble knees he bends his way To late ...
... native home deep - imag'd in his foul . As the tir'd ploughman spent with ftubborn toil , Whose oxen long have torn the furrow'd soil , Sees with delight the fun's declining ray , When home with feeble knees he bends his way To late ...
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... native shore . The lufcious wine th ' obedient herald brought ; Around the manfion flow'd the purple draught : Each from his feat to each immortal pours , Whom glory circles in th ' Olympian bowers . Ulyffes fole with air majestic ...
... native shore . The lufcious wine th ' obedient herald brought ; Around the manfion flow'd the purple draught : Each from his feat to each immortal pours , Whom glory circles in th ' Olympian bowers . Ulyffes fole with air majestic ...
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... native marble fhone ; On which the labours of the nymph were roll'd , Their webs divine of purple mix'd with gold . Within the cave the clustering bees attend Their waxen works , or from the roof depend . Perpetual waters o'er the ...
... native marble fhone ; On which the labours of the nymph were roll'd , Their webs divine of purple mix'd with gold . Within the cave the clustering bees attend Their waxen works , or from the roof depend . Perpetual waters o'er the ...
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... native isle A prize more worth than Ilion's noble spoil . To whom the Father of th ' immortal Powers , 160 Who fwells the clouds , and gladdens earth with showers : Can mighty Neptune thus of man complain ! Neptune , tremendous o'er the ...
... native isle A prize more worth than Ilion's noble spoil . To whom the Father of th ' immortal Powers , 160 Who fwells the clouds , and gladdens earth with showers : Can mighty Neptune thus of man complain ! Neptune , tremendous o'er the ...
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