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1 : 269 Adulterate Christs already rise , Pom . 346 Adultery rampant , Rofc . 256 Aerial knights and combats in the skies , Ægis , Gray 335 Som . 330 Som . 330 Som . 330 Cow . I : 191 Sben . 172 Som . 323 Tick .
1 : 269 Adulterate Christs already rise , Pom . 346 Adultery rampant , Rofc . 256 Aerial knights and combats in the skies , Ægis , Gray 335 Som . 330 Som . 330 Som . 330 Cow . I : 191 Sben . 172 Som . 323 Tick .
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6 : 27 nurse of endless frost , the pillar'd prop of heaven , from whose caverns rise fountains of fire , abode of the Cyclops , Dry . 6 : 214 torch of Sicily , unmelted snow on , was then heard to roar , Rowe L. 73 Ætolia first threw ...
6 : 27 nurse of endless frost , the pillar'd prop of heaven , from whose caverns rise fountains of fire , abode of the Cyclops , Dry . 6 : 214 torch of Sicily , unmelted snow on , was then heard to roar , Rowe L. 73 Ætolia first threw ...
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2 : 151 Broome 21 King 327 Wailer 77 Angels have the lower faculties of sense , move swift as lightning , clad with eternal youth , song of , proclaim Christ's birth , we rise , who mortals dy'd , fall of , M : lt .
2 : 151 Broome 21 King 327 Wailer 77 Angels have the lower faculties of sense , move swift as lightning , clad with eternal youth , song of , proclaim Christ's birth , we rise , who mortals dy'd , fall of , M : lt .
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... rise , awake from iron sleep , again thy fortunes smile , noblest of the Ocean's illesz . who doft amidst thy waters reign , wipe thy dusty brow , put the Bourbon laurels on , guiltless of civil rage , extend thy name , Fent .
... rise , awake from iron sleep , again thy fortunes smile , noblest of the Ocean's illesz . who doft amidst thy waters reign , wipe thy dusty brow , put the Bourbon laurels on , guiltless of civil rage , extend thy name , Fent .
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227 Carthage , rise of , Dry . 5 : 329 a Tyrian colony , rich , brave , and practis'd in the arts of war , Pitt 273 Rome's great rival , now no more , Hughes 278 Carus defcribed , Cascade described , Thom .
227 Carthage , rise of , Dry . 5 : 329 a Tyrian colony , rich , brave , and practis'd in the arts of war , Pitt 273 Rome's great rival , now no more , Hughes 278 Carus defcribed , Cascade described , Thom .
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| Title | The Works of the English Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Volume 57 The Works of the English Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Samuel Johnson |
| Editor | Samuel Johnson |
| Publisher | C. Bathurst, 1780 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 28 Feb 2006 |
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