Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry: EpistlesJohn Bell J. Bell, 1789 |
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... beauties fire ; Careless I see the dance , and coldly hear the lyre . So num'rous herds are driven o'er the rock ; No print is left of all the passing flock : So sings the wind around the solid stone : So vainly beat the waves with ...
... beauties fire ; Careless I see the dance , and coldly hear the lyre . So num'rous herds are driven o'er the rock ; No print is left of all the passing flock : So sings the wind around the solid stone : So vainly beat the waves with ...
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... Beauties were But only two degrees less fair Than the bright Nymphs of gentle Thames , Who warm me hither with their beams : Such power they have , they can dispense Five hundred miles their influence . But hunger forces men to eat ...
... Beauties were But only two degrees less fair Than the bright Nymphs of gentle Thames , Who warm me hither with their beams : Such power they have , they can dispense Five hundred miles their influence . But hunger forces men to eat ...
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... beauties both of face and mind , As oft are read of in romances , The creatures of poetic fancies , But save at Finedon , hardly found On English , or un - English ground ; Then had Ibut I cry you mercy , For I must be content with ...
... beauties both of face and mind , As oft are read of in romances , The creatures of poetic fancies , But save at Finedon , hardly found On English , or un - English ground ; Then had Ibut I cry you mercy , For I must be content with ...
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... beauties tell , And , like Aeneas , from your couch of state , In all the pomp of words display the Trojan fate . Can nothing your aspiring thoughts restrain ? Or does the Muse suspend the rage of pain ? Awhile give o'er your rage ; in ...
... beauties tell , And , like Aeneas , from your couch of state , In all the pomp of words display the Trojan fate . Can nothing your aspiring thoughts restrain ? Or does the Muse suspend the rage of pain ? Awhile give o'er your rage ; in ...
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... beauties that conspire To place the greenest bays upon Th ' immortal brows of Addison ; Prior's inimitable ease , Nor Pope's harmonious numbers please ; How can poetic flow'rs abound , How spring in philosophic ground ? Homer indeed ...
... beauties that conspire To place the greenest bays upon Th ' immortal brows of Addison ; Prior's inimitable ease , Nor Pope's harmonious numbers please ; How can poetic flow'rs abound , How spring in philosophic ground ? Homer indeed ...
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