The Works of the English Poets, Том 28 |
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Стр. 173
But given by Jove the sons of men to awe , • Now ( ways the nations , and
confirms the law ) ' A day shall come , when for this hour's disdain 6 The Greeks
shall with for me , and wish in vain ; * Nor thou , though griev'd , the wanted aid
afford ...
But given by Jove the sons of men to awe , • Now ( ways the nations , and
confirms the law ) ' A day shall come , when for this hour's disdain 6 The Greeks
shall with for me , and wish in vain ; * Nor thou , though griev'd , the wanted aid
afford ...
Стр. 174
... than e'er was king before . < Brave though thou art , and of a race divine , •
Thou must obey a power more great than thine . And thou , O king , forbear .
Myself will sue • Great Thetis ' son his vengeance to subdue : • Great Thetis '
valiant son ...
... than e'er was king before . < Brave though thou art , and of a race divine , •
Thou must obey a power more great than thine . And thou , O king , forbear .
Myself will sue • Great Thetis ' son his vengeance to subdue : • Great Thetis '
valiant son ...
Стр. 177
The son of Atreus , proud of lawless sway , - Demands , poffefses , and enjoys my
prey . ' Near her old fire enthron'd , she heard him weep From the low filent
caverns of the deep : Then in a morning mift her head fhe rears , Sits by her son ,
and ...
The son of Atreus , proud of lawless sway , - Demands , poffefses , and enjoys my
prey . ' Near her old fire enthron'd , she heard him weep From the low filent
caverns of the deep : Then in a morning mift her head fhe rears , Sits by her son ,
and ...
Стр. 182
Her left hand grasp'd his knees , her right she rear'd , And touch'd with
blandishment his awful beard ; Then , suppliant , with submissive voice implor'd
Old Saturn's son , the god by gods ador'd : " If 5 • If e'er , by rebel deities opprest ,
• 182 ...
Her left hand grasp'd his knees , her right she rear'd , And touch'd with
blandishment his awful beard ; Then , suppliant , with submissive voice implor'd
Old Saturn's son , the god by gods ador'd : " If 5 • If e'er , by rebel deities opprest ,
• 182 ...
Стр. 184
The thoughts and counsels , proper to declare , • Nor god nor mortal shall before
thee share : • But , what my secret wisdom thall ordain , « Think not to reach , for
know the thought were vaina • Dread Saturn's son , why so fevere ? " replies The
...
The thoughts and counsels , proper to declare , • Nor god nor mortal shall before
thee share : • But , what my secret wisdom thall ordain , « Think not to reach , for
know the thought were vaina • Dread Saturn's son , why so fevere ? " replies The
...
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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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