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
...
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... to think your lovers may Reach your cold hearts by fome unguarded way ; Let
Villeroy's misfortune make There ' s danger still in darkness and surprize ;
Though from his rampart he defy'd the foe , Prince Eugene found an aqueduct
below .
... to think your lovers may Reach your cold hearts by fome unguarded way ; Let
Villeroy's misfortune make There ' s danger still in darkness and surprize ;
Though from his rampart he defy'd the foe , Prince Eugene found an aqueduct
below .
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E PIGRAM , ON THE PRINCE OF WALES'S , THEN REGENT , AP PEARING AT
THE FIRE IN SPRING - GARDEN , 1776 . HY Guardian , blest Britannia , scorns
to sleep , Weak princes by their fears increase distress ; He faces danger , and so
...
E PIGRAM , ON THE PRINCE OF WALES'S , THEN REGENT , AP PEARING AT
THE FIRE IN SPRING - GARDEN , 1776 . HY Guardian , blest Britannia , scorns
to sleep , Weak princes by their fears increase distress ; He faces danger , and so
...
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Then mourn not , hapless prince , thy kingdoms loft ; A crown , though late , thy
sacred brows may boast ; Heaven seems through us thy empire to decree ;
Those who win hearts , have given their hearts to theco Hast thou not heard that
when ...
Then mourn not , hapless prince , thy kingdoms loft ; A crown , though late , thy
sacred brows may boast ; Heaven seems through us thy empire to decree ;
Those who win hearts , have given their hearts to theco Hast thou not heard that
when ...
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If not : a prize I shall myself decree , • From him , or him , or else perhaps from
thee , " While the proud prince , despoil'd , shall rage in vain . " But break we here
. The rest let time explain . * Launch now a well - trim'd galley from the more ...
If not : a prize I shall myself decree , • From him , or him , or else perhaps from
thee , " While the proud prince , despoil'd , shall rage in vain . " But break we here
. The rest let time explain . * Launch now a well - trim'd galley from the more ...
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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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