The Works of the English Poets, Volume 11H. Baldwin, 1779 |
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Page 34
... fhipwreck'd wretch reliev'd , The fire with hospitable rites receiv'd , And in his palace like a brother plac'd , With gifts of price and gorgeous garments grac'd . 355 While here I fojourn'd , oft I heard the While 34 HOME R. POPE'S.
... fhipwreck'd wretch reliev'd , The fire with hospitable rites receiv'd , And in his palace like a brother plac'd , With gifts of price and gorgeous garments grac'd . 355 While here I fojourn'd , oft I heard the While 34 HOME R. POPE'S.
Page 51
... vesture lay , To deck thy bride , and grace thy nuptial day . Meantime may'ft thou with happieft fpeed regain Thy ftately palace , and thy wide domain . E 2 140 She 1 She faid , and gave the veil ; with ODYSSE Y , Book XV . 51.
... vesture lay , To deck thy bride , and grace thy nuptial day . Meantime may'ft thou with happieft fpeed regain Thy ftately palace , and thy wide domain . E 2 140 She 1 She faid , and gave the veil ; with ODYSSE Y , Book XV . 51.
Page 55
... palace of his fire . Now ( cried Telemachus ) with speedy care Hoist every sail , and every oar prepare . Swift as the word his willing mates obey , And feize their feats , impatient for the fea . Meantime the prince with facrifice ...
... palace of his fire . Now ( cried Telemachus ) with speedy care Hoist every sail , and every oar prepare . Swift as the word his willing mates obey , And feize their feats , impatient for the fea . Meantime the prince with facrifice ...
Page 56
... palace rose . From him Antiphates and Mantius came : The first begot Oïclus great in fame , And he Amphiaraus , immortal name ! The people's faviour , and divinely wife , Belov'd by Jove , and him who gilds the skies , Yet fhort his ...
... palace rose . From him Antiphates and Mantius came : The first begot Oïclus great in fame , And he Amphiaraus , immortal name ! The people's faviour , and divinely wife , Belov'd by Jove , and him who gilds the skies , Yet fhort his ...
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... palace entertain'd , Skill'd in rich works , a woman of their land : This nymph , where anchor'd the Phoenician train 460 To wash her robes defcending to the main , A smooth - tongued failor won her to his mind For love deceives the ...
... palace entertain'd , Skill'd in rich works , a woman of their land : This nymph , where anchor'd the Phoenician train 460 To wash her robes defcending to the main , A smooth - tongued failor won her to his mind For love deceives the ...
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