The Works of the English Poets, Том 28 |
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Now with swift horse the plain around them beats , And oft advances , and as oft
retreats ; 425 Now fix'd to wait the coming force , he seems , Secur'd by steepy
banks and rapid streams ; While river - gods in vain exhaust their store ; From ...
Now with swift horse the plain around them beats , And oft advances , and as oft
retreats ; 425 Now fix'd to wait the coming force , he seems , Secur'd by steepy
banks and rapid streams ; While river - gods in vain exhaust their store ; From ...
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Through stately towns , and many a fertile plain , The pomp advances to the
neighbouring main , Whole nations croud around with joyful cries , And view the
hero with insatiate eyes . In Haga's towers he waits , till eastern gales Propitious
rise ...
Through stately towns , and many a fertile plain , The pomp advances to the
neighbouring main , Whole nations croud around with joyful cries , And view the
hero with insatiate eyes . In Haga's towers he waits , till eastern gales Propitious
rise ...
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The task be mine , to teach Britannia's swains , My much - lov'd country , and my
native plains . Such be the dog , I charge , thou mean'st to train , His back is
crooked , and his belly plain , Of fillet stretch'd , and huge of haunch - behind , A ...
The task be mine , to teach Britannia's swains , My much - lov'd country , and my
native plains . Such be the dog , I charge , thou mean'st to train , His back is
crooked , and his belly plain , Of fillet stretch'd , and huge of haunch - behind , A ...
Стр. 179
Let the driven Argians , hunted o'er the plain , « Seek the last verge of this tempe
Ituous main : : « There let them perish , void of all relief , - My wrongs remember ,
and enjoy their chief . • Too late with anguish shall his heart be torn , « That the ...
Let the driven Argians , hunted o'er the plain , « Seek the last verge of this tempe
Ituous main : : « There let them perish , void of all relief , - My wrongs remember ,
and enjoy their chief . • Too late with anguish shall his heart be torn , « That the ...
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On Buda's plains thus formidably bright , Shone Afia's sons , a pleasing dreadful
sight . In various robes their filken troops were seen , The blue , the red , and
prophet's facred green : When blooming Brunswick , near the Danube's flood ,
First ...
On Buda's plains thus formidably bright , Shone Afia's sons , a pleasing dreadful
sight . In various robes their filken troops were seen , The blue , the red , and
prophet's facred green : When blooming Brunswick , near the Danube's flood ,
First ...
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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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