The Works of the English Poets, Том 28 |
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... For native strife in every bosom reigns , And secretly an impious war maintains
: Provoke not this , but let the combat cease , And every yielding passion sue for
peace . Would'st thou , great Jove , thou father of mankind , Reveal the Dæmon ...
... For native strife in every bosom reigns , And secretly an impious war maintains
: Provoke not this , but let the combat cease , And every yielding passion sue for
peace . Would'st thou , great Jove , thou father of mankind , Reveal the Dæmon ...
Стр. 53
... and alter his tale , Ah ! Colin has every pace : The willow my rover prefers To
the breast , where he once beg'd to lie And the stream , that he swells with his
tears , Are rivals belov'd niore than I. III . Hi F 3 III . His head my fond bosom
would ...
... and alter his tale , Ah ! Colin has every pace : The willow my rover prefers To
the breast , where he once beg'd to lie And the stream , that he swells with his
tears , Are rivals belov'd niore than I. III . Hi F 3 III . His head my fond bosom
would ...
Стр. 54
His head my fond bosom would bear , And my heart would soon beat him to rest ;
Let the swain that is slighted despair , But Colin is only in jest : No death the
deceiver designs , Let the maid that is ruin'd despair ; For Colin but dies in his
lines ...
His head my fond bosom would bear , And my heart would soon beat him to rest ;
Let the swain that is slighted despair , But Colin is only in jest : No death the
deceiver designs , Let the maid that is ruin'd despair ; For Colin but dies in his
lines ...
Стр. 138
When spoild of empire by unhallow'd hands , Sold by his llaves , and held in
impious bands ; Rent from , what oft had sweeten'd anxious life , His helpless
children , and his bosom wife ; Doom'd for the faith , plebeian rage to stand , And
fall a ...
When spoild of empire by unhallow'd hands , Sold by his llaves , and held in
impious bands ; Rent from , what oft had sweeten'd anxious life , His helpless
children , and his bosom wife ; Doom'd for the faith , plebeian rage to stand , And
fall a ...
Стр. 202
There hew'd their houses in the arching rock ; Or scoop'd the bosom of the
blasted oak ; Or heard , o'ershadow'd by some shelving hill , The distant murmurs
of the falling rill . They , rich in pilfer'd spoils , indulg'd their mirth , And pity'd the
huge ...
There hew'd their houses in the arching rock ; Or scoop'd the bosom of the
blasted oak ; Or heard , o'ershadow'd by some shelving hill , The distant murmurs
of the falling rill . They , rich in pilfer'd spoils , indulg'd their mirth , And pity'd the
huge ...
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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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