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Prime ministers of vengeance ! chain'd in caves Distinct , apart the giant furies
roar ; Apart ; or , such their horrid rage for ruin , In mutual conflict would they rise ,
and wage Eternal war , till one was quite devour'd . But not for this , ordain'd their
...
Prime ministers of vengeance ! chain'd in caves Distinct , apart the giant furies
roar ; Apart ; or , such their horrid rage for ruin , In mutual conflict would they rise ,
and wage Eternal war , till one was quite devour'd . But not for this , ordain'd their
...
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Nor is it peace alone , but such a peace , As more than bids the rage of battle
cease . Death may determine war , and rest succeed , ' Cause nought survives on
which our rage may feed ; In faithful friends we lose our glorious foes , And strifes
...
Nor is it peace alone , but such a peace , As more than bids the rage of battle
cease . Death may determine war , and rest succeed , ' Cause nought survives on
which our rage may feed ; In faithful friends we lose our glorious foes , And strifes
...
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In filent groves the birds delight to fing , Or near the margin of a secret spring :
Now all is calm , sweet music shall improve , Nor kindle rage , but be the nurse of
love . But what's the warbling voice , the trembling string , Or breathing canvass ...
In filent groves the birds delight to fing , Or near the margin of a secret spring :
Now all is calm , sweet music shall improve , Nor kindle rage , but be the nurse of
love . But what's the warbling voice , the trembling string , Or breathing canvass ...
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Infected persons fly each public place ; And none , or enemies alone , embrace :
To the foul fiend their every paffion ' s sold : They love , and hate , extempore , for
gold : What image of their fury can we form ? Dulness and rage , a puddle in a ...
Infected persons fly each public place ; And none , or enemies alone , embrace :
To the foul fiend their every paffion ' s sold : They love , and hate , extempore , for
gold : What image of their fury can we form ? Dulness and rage , a puddle in a ...
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"No stranger , Sir ! though born in foreign climes ; On Dorset downs , when
Milton's page , With Sin and Death , provok'd thy rage , Thy rage provok'd , who
footh'd with gentle rhymes ? V. Who kindly couch'd thy censure's eye , And gave
thee ...
"No stranger , Sir ! though born in foreign climes ; On Dorset downs , when
Milton's page , With Sin and Death , provok'd thy rage , Thy rage provok'd , who
footh'd with gentle rhymes ? V. Who kindly couch'd thy censure's eye , And gave
thee ...
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| Название | The Works of the English Poets, Объемы 1-2 |
| Редакторы | Samuel Johnson, Charles Bathurst (Londres) |
| Издатель | H. Baldwin, 1779 |
| Владелец оригинала: | Мадридский университет "Комплютенс" |
| Оцифровано | 3 авг 2009 |
| Количество страниц | Всего страниц: 315 |
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