The Works of the English Poets, Том 28 |
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But nobler thoughts the victor prince employ , And raise his heart with high
triumphant joy ; From hence a better course of time rolls on , 170 And whiter days
successive seem to run . From hence his kinder fortune seems to date The rising
...
But nobler thoughts the victor prince employ , And raise his heart with high
triumphant joy ; From hence a better course of time rolls on , 170 And whiter days
successive seem to run . From hence his kinder fortune seems to date The rising
...
Стр. 143
In Spring let loose thy pairs . Then all things prove The stings of pleasure , and
the pangs of love : Æthereal Jove then glads , with genial showers , Earth's
mighty womb , and strews her lap with flowers . Hence 5 Hence juices mount ,
and buds ...
In Spring let loose thy pairs . Then all things prove The stings of pleasure , and
the pangs of love : Æthereal Jove then glads , with genial showers , Earth's
mighty womb , and strews her lap with flowers . Hence 5 Hence juices mount ,
and buds ...
Стр. 145
... Great Maro's breast receiv'd the heavenly dreams . Recluse , serene , the
musing prophet lay , Till thoughts in embryo , ripening , burst their way . I Hence 4
Hence bees in state , and foaming coursers come ON THE PROSPECT OF
PEACE .
... Great Maro's breast receiv'd the heavenly dreams . Recluse , serene , the
musing prophet lay , Till thoughts in embryo , ripening , burst their way . I Hence 4
Hence bees in state , and foaming coursers come ON THE PROSPECT OF
PEACE .
Стр. 170
Hence ! cry'd the monarch , hence ! without delay : Think not , vain man ! my voice
shall urge thy ftay . • Others thou leav'st to the great cause inclin'd , • A league of
kings thou leav'st , and Jove behind . Of all the chiefs dost thou oppose me ...
Hence ! cry'd the monarch , hence ! without delay : Think not , vain man ! my voice
shall urge thy ftay . • Others thou leav'st to the great cause inclin'd , • A league of
kings thou leav'st , and Jove behind . Of all the chiefs dost thou oppose me ...
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Herald lend the Muse an answer , From his atavus and grandfire ; This was
dexterous at his trowel , That was bred to kill a cow well : Hence the greasy
clumsy mien , In his dress and figure feen : Hence that mean and sordid soul ,
Like his ...
Herald lend the Muse an answer , From his atavus and grandfire ; This was
dexterous at his trowel , That was bred to kill a cow well : Hence the greasy
clumsy mien , In his dress and figure feen : Hence that mean and sordid soul ,
Like his ...
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| Название | The Works of the English Poets, Том 28 |
| Автор | Nicholas Rowe |
| Редакторы | Charles Bathurst (Londres), Samuel Johnson |
| Перевод: | Nicholas Rowe |
| Издатель | H. Baldwin, 1779 |
| Владелец оригинала: | Мадридский университет "Комплютенс" |
| Оцифровано | 3 авг 2009 |
| Количество страниц | Всего страниц: 230 |
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