The English Anthology. Volume the First [-third], Volume 1Egerton, 1793 - 349 pages |
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... grace eche one had founde , What hope of fpede , what dreade of long delayes ; The wylde forreste , the clothed ' holtes ' with grene , With raynes availed , and swiftly breathed horse ; 30 Wyth cry of houndes and merry blastes betwene ...
... grace eche one had founde , What hope of fpede , what dreade of long delayes ; The wylde forreste , the clothed ' holtes ' with grene , With raynes availed , and swiftly breathed horse ; 30 Wyth cry of houndes and merry blastes betwene ...
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... grace , Fickle , fo falfely to abufe my worth , And now to fly me , whom I did embrace ? Both that at first encourag'd my defire , Lastly against me lewdly do conspire . Or nature , did'st thou prodigally wafte Thy gifts on me ...
... grace , Fickle , fo falfely to abufe my worth , And now to fly me , whom I did embrace ? Both that at first encourag'd my defire , Lastly against me lewdly do conspire . Or nature , did'st thou prodigally wafte Thy gifts on me ...
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... grace whom all commend . There let Hymen oft appear , In faffron robe , with taper clear , And pomp , and feast , and revelry , And mask and antique pageantry ; Such fights as youthful poets dream , On fummer eeves by haunted stream ...
... grace whom all commend . There let Hymen oft appear , In faffron robe , with taper clear , And pomp , and feast , and revelry , And mask and antique pageantry ; Such fights as youthful poets dream , On fummer eeves by haunted stream ...
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... as doth at once invite 45 A pleasure , and a reverence from the fight : Thy mighty mafters emblem , in whofe face Sate meekness , heightned with majestick grace . , Such feems thy gentle height , made only proud To DENHAM . 59.
... as doth at once invite 45 A pleasure , and a reverence from the fight : Thy mighty mafters emblem , in whofe face Sate meekness , heightned with majestick grace . , Such feems thy gentle height , made only proud To DENHAM . 59.
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... grace The gods great mother , when her heavenly race Do homage to her , yet she cannot boast Among that numerous , and celestial host , 61 More hero's than can Windsor , nor can Fames Immortal book record more noble names . 65 Not to ...
... grace The gods great mother , when her heavenly race Do homage to her , yet she cannot boast Among that numerous , and celestial host , 61 More hero's than can Windsor , nor can Fames Immortal book record more noble names . 65 Not to ...
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