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From the dread front of antient war Less terror frown'd ; her scythed car , Her
castled elephant , and battering beam , Stoop to those engines which deny
Superior terrors to the sky , And boast their clouds , their thunder , and their fame .
5 XII .
From the dread front of antient war Less terror frown'd ; her scythed car , Her
castled elephant , and battering beam , Stoop to those engines which deny
Superior terrors to the sky , And boast their clouds , their thunder , and their fame .
5 XII .
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The flame , the thunder , and the cloud , The night by day , the sea of blood ,
Hosts whirl'd in air , the yell of sinking throngs , The graveless dead , an ocean
warm'd , A firmament by mortals storm'd , To patient Britain's angry brow belongs .
XIII .
The flame , the thunder , and the cloud , The night by day , the sea of blood ,
Hosts whirl'd in air , the yell of sinking throngs , The graveless dead , an ocean
warm'd , A firmament by mortals storm'd , To patient Britain's angry brow belongs .
XIII .
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... Bid Britain's flags , as meteors , blaze ; « And George depute to thunder in thy
stead . XII . « The * Ruilia . † Aurora Borealis . XII . 6 The right alone is bold and
strong YOUNG'S POEM S.
... Bid Britain's flags , as meteors , blaze ; « And George depute to thunder in thy
stead . XII . « The * Ruilia . † Aurora Borealis . XII . 6 The right alone is bold and
strong YOUNG'S POEM S.
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Through stormy wars " This Eagle - Ille her thunder bore , “ High - fed her young
with human gore ; 66 And would have built her nest among the stars . XXIV . " But
ah , frail man ! how impotent 66 To stand Heaven's vengeance , or prevent !
Through stormy wars " This Eagle - Ille her thunder bore , “ High - fed her young
with human gore ; 66 And would have built her nest among the stars . XXIV . " But
ah , frail man ! how impotent 66 To stand Heaven's vengeance , or prevent !
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Our wars are hurld To farthest confines of the world , Surprize your ports , and
thunder at your gates . XVIII . The king of tempests , Æolus , Sends forth his
pinion'd pcople , thus , On rapid errands : as they fly , they roar , And carry sobie
clouds ...
Our wars are hurld To farthest confines of the world , Surprize your ports , and
thunder at your gates . XVIII . The king of tempests , Æolus , Sends forth his
pinion'd pcople , thus , On rapid errands : as they fly , they roar , And carry sobie
clouds ...
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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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