The Works of the English Poets, Том 28 |
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At length thy prayer , O pious prince ! is heard , 380 Heaven has at length in its
own cause appear'd At length Ramillia's field atones for all The faithless
breaches of the perjur'd Gaul ; At length a better age to man decreed , With truth ,
with ...
At length thy prayer , O pious prince ! is heard , 380 Heaven has at length in its
own cause appear'd At length Ramillia's field atones for all The faithless
breaches of the perjur'd Gaul ; At length a better age to man decreed , With truth ,
with ...
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... There vows the victor Gaul shall dear repay The spoils of Calcinato's fatal day :
Chear'd by the presence of the chief they love , Once more their fate the warriors
long to prove ; Reviv'd each soldier lifts his drooping head , Forgets his wounds ...
... There vows the victor Gaul shall dear repay The spoils of Calcinato's fatal day :
Chear'd by the presence of the chief they love , Once more their fate the warriors
long to prove ; Reviv'd each soldier lifts his drooping head , Forgets his wounds ...
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THE haughty Gaul , in ten campaigns o'erthrown , Now ceas'd to think the
western world his own . Oft had he mourn'd his boasting leaders bound , And his
proud bulwarks smoking on the ground : In vain with powers renewid he filld the
plain ...
THE haughty Gaul , in ten campaigns o'erthrown , Now ceas'd to think the
western world his own . Oft had he mourn'd his boasting leaders bound , And his
proud bulwarks smoking on the ground : In vain with powers renewid he filld the
plain ...
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... And breathing labours of the sculptor's hand , Where Kneller's art Mall paint the
flying Gaul , And Bourbon's woes shall fill the ... sword , Banners that oft have way
'd on conquer'd walls , And trumps , that drown'd the groans of gasping Gauls .
... And breathing labours of the sculptor's hand , Where Kneller's art Mall paint the
flying Gaul , And Bourbon's woes shall fill the ... sword , Banners that oft have way
'd on conquer'd walls , And trumps , that drown'd the groans of gasping Gauls .
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A fort so dreadful to our English shore , Our fleets scarce fear'd the sands or
tempests more , Whose vast expences to such sums amount , That the tax'd Gaul
scarce furnish'd out th ' account , Whose walls such bulwarks , such vast towers ...
A fort so dreadful to our English shore , Our fleets scarce fear'd the sands or
tempests more , Whose vast expences to such sums amount , That the tax'd Gaul
scarce furnish'd out th ' account , Whose walls such bulwarks , such vast towers ...
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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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