The Works of the English Poets, Том 28 |
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... And doubly dy'd their cross in Moorish blood : Then in heroic arms their knights
excell'd , The tyrant then and giant then they quell'd . bo Then every nobler
thought their ininds did move , And those who fought for freedom , figh'd for love .
... And doubly dy'd their cross in Moorish blood : Then in heroic arms their knights
excell'd , The tyrant then and giant then they quell'd . bo Then every nobler
thought their ininds did move , And those who fought for freedom , figh'd for love .
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There may'st thou reign , while I forget to love ; No more false beauty shall my
passion move ; Nor shall my fond believing heart be led , By mutual vows and
oaths betray'd , To hope for truth from the protesting maid . With love the sprightly
joys ...
There may'st thou reign , while I forget to love ; No more false beauty shall my
passion move ; Nor shall my fond believing heart be led , By mutual vows and
oaths betray'd , To hope for truth from the protesting maid . With love the sprightly
joys ...
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And when my ftruggling thoughts for paflage strove , Why did my tongue refuse to
move ; Tell me can this be any thing but love ? Still with the night my dreams my
griefs renew , Still the is present to my eyes , And still in vain I , as she flies , O'er ...
And when my ftruggling thoughts for paflage strove , Why did my tongue refuse to
move ; Tell me can this be any thing but love ? Still with the night my dreams my
griefs renew , Still the is present to my eyes , And still in vain I , as she flies , O'er ...
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No charmer like Colin can move , And this is fome pretty new art ; . Ah ! Colin ' s a
jugler in love , And likes to play tricks with my heart , II . When he will , he can sigh
and look pale , Seem doleful and alter his face , Can tremble , and alter his ...
No charmer like Colin can move , And this is fome pretty new art ; . Ah ! Colin ' s a
jugler in love , And likes to play tricks with my heart , II . When he will , he can sigh
and look pale , Seem doleful and alter his face , Can tremble , and alter his ...
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Yet still , two inches taller than the rest , His lofty port his human birth confeft ; A
foot in height , how ltately did he thow ! How look superior on the crowd below !
What knight like him could toss the rushy lance ! Who move so graceful in the
mazy ...
Yet still , two inches taller than the rest , His lofty port his human birth confeft ; A
foot in height , how ltately did he thow ! How look superior on the crowd below !
What knight like him could toss the rushy lance ! Who move so graceful in the
mazy ...
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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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