The Works of the English Poets, Volume 11E. Cox, 1779 - 212 pages |
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... give , ΤΗ And Troy does ftili in Homer's numbers live : How dare I touch thy praise , thou glorious frame , Which must be deathlefs as thy raifer's name : B 2 But But that I wanting fame am fure of thine To [ 3 ] Windfor Castle Page.
... give , ΤΗ And Troy does ftili in Homer's numbers live : How dare I touch thy praise , thou glorious frame , Which must be deathlefs as thy raifer's name : B 2 But But that I wanting fame am fure of thine To [ 3 ] Windfor Castle Page.
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... give its nursing fathe rest` ; 20 But , having fpoil'd the edge of ill - forg'd law , By rods and axes had been kept in awe ; But that his gracious hand the fceptre held , In all the arts of mildly guiding skill'd ; Who faw those ...
... give its nursing fathe rest` ; 20 But , having fpoil'd the edge of ill - forg'd law , By rods and axes had been kept in awe ; But that his gracious hand the fceptre held , In all the arts of mildly guiding skill'd ; Who faw those ...
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... give it all mankind . By patience , mercies large , and many toils , In his own realms to calm inteftine broils , Thence every root of difcord to remove , And plant us new with unity and love . Then stretch his healing hands to ...
... give it all mankind . By patience , mercies large , and many toils , In his own realms to calm inteftine broils , Thence every root of difcord to remove , And plant us new with unity and love . Then stretch his healing hands to ...
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... give him aid , Cheer'd with th ' affurance that he there fhall find Reft from all toils , and no remorfe of mind ; Can Fortune's fmiles defpife , her frowns out - brave , For who's a prince or beggar in the grave ? 265 But But if ...
... give him aid , Cheer'd with th ' affurance that he there fhall find Reft from all toils , and no remorfe of mind ; Can Fortune's fmiles defpife , her frowns out - brave , For who's a prince or beggar in the grave ? 265 But But if ...
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... give beholders awe , The meeting of a numerous fenate draw ! Over their heads a black diftemper'd sky , And through the air let grinning Furies fly , Charg'd with commiffions of infernal date , To raife fell difcord and inteftine hate ...
... give beholders awe , The meeting of a numerous fenate draw ! Over their heads a black diftemper'd sky , And through the air let grinning Furies fly , Charg'd with commiffions of infernal date , To raife fell difcord and inteftine hate ...
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