The Works of the English Poets, Volume 11E. Cox, 1779 - 212 pages |
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Page 84
... rage asleep , He , Halcyon like , fat brooding o'er the deep . He faw the royal bark fecurely ride , No danger threatening from the peaceful tide ; And he who , when the winds and feas were high , Oppos'd his skill , and did their rage ...
... rage asleep , He , Halcyon like , fat brooding o'er the deep . He faw the royal bark fecurely ride , No danger threatening from the peaceful tide ; And he who , when the winds and feas were high , Oppos'd his skill , and did their rage ...
Page 92
... rage produc'd a * farce . As many rolling years he did employ , And hands almost as many , to destroy Heroic rhyme , as Greece to ruin Troy . * The Rehearsal . Once Once more , fays Fame , for battle he prepares 92 POEM S. DUKE'S.
... rage produc'd a * farce . As many rolling years he did employ , And hands almost as many , to destroy Heroic rhyme , as Greece to ruin Troy . * The Rehearsal . Once Once more , fays Fame , for battle he prepares 92 POEM S. DUKE'S.
Page 96
... rage From Horace's declining age , But think remov'd , by forty years , All his flames and all thy fears . HORACE , BOOK II . ODE VIII . IF ever any injur'd power , By which the false Bariné fwore , False , fair Bariné , on thy head Had ...
... rage From Horace's declining age , But think remov'd , by forty years , All his flames and all thy fears . HORACE , BOOK II . ODE VIII . IF ever any injur'd power , By which the false Bariné fwore , False , fair Bariné , on thy head Had ...
Page 99
... rage , all madnefs ; to his mind No other cares their wonted entrance find . Oft from the field his flock return'd alone , Unheeded , unobferv'd : he on some stone , Or craggy cliff , to the deaf winds and fea Aecufing Galatea's cruelty ...
... rage , all madnefs ; to his mind No other cares their wonted entrance find . Oft from the field his flock return'd alone , Unheeded , unobferv'd : he on some stone , Or craggy cliff , to the deaf winds and fea Aecufing Galatea's cruelty ...
Page 101
... rage , I burn . Yet ftill regardless you " Not the least sign of melting pity fhew : " No ; by the gods that fhall revenge my pain ! " No ; you , the more I love , the more difdain . " Ah ! nymph , by every grace adorn'd , I know " Why ...
... rage , I burn . Yet ftill regardless you " Not the least sign of melting pity fhew : " No ; by the gods that fhall revenge my pain ! " No ; you , the more I love , the more difdain . " Ah ! nymph , by every grace adorn'd , I know " Why ...
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