The Works of the English Poets, Том 26 |
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1070 Haste then , my gentle love , from war retreat ; The Lesbian ifle attends thy
peaceful seat : Nor seek , oh ! seek not to increase my cares , Seek not to change
my purpose with thy prayers ; Myself , in vain , the fruitless suit have try'd , 1075 ...
1070 Haste then , my gentle love , from war retreat ; The Lesbian ifle attends thy
peaceful seat : Nor seek , oh ! seek not to increase my cares , Seek not to change
my purpose with thy prayers ; Myself , in vain , the fruitless suit have try'd , 1075 ...
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1130 But , oh ! relent , forget thy hatred past , And give the wandering shades to
rest at last . Nor seek we fingle honours for the dead , At once let nations on the
pile be laid : Te } To feed the flame , let heapy forests rise 324 ROW E'S PO E MS
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1130 But , oh ! relent , forget thy hatred past , And give the wandering shades to
rest at last . Nor seek we fingle honours for the dead , At once let nations on the
pile be laid : Te } To feed the flame , let heapy forests rise 324 ROW E'S PO E MS
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... and Theffalian coast : 245 Those only lands avoid . For all beside , Yield to the
driving winds , and rolling tide ; Let fortune , where she please , a port provide .
Till Lesbos did my dearest pledge restore , That thought determin'd me to seek ...
... and Theffalian coast : 245 Those only lands avoid . For all beside , Yield to the
driving winds , and rolling tide ; Let fortune , where she please , a port provide .
Till Lesbos did my dearest pledge restore , That thought determin'd me to seek ...
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Ah , fool ! thus blindly by thyself undone , Thou seek's his ruin , who upheld thy
throne : He only could thy feeble power maintain , 7 : 5 Who gave thee first o'er
Ægypt's realm to reign . The seamen , now , advancing near to shore , Strike the ...
Ah , fool ! thus blindly by thyself undone , Thou seek's his ruin , who upheld thy
throne : He only could thy feeble power maintain , 7 : 5 Who gave thee first o'er
Ægypt's realm to reign . The seamen , now , advancing near to shore , Strike the ...
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Why seek we farther then ? behold around , How all thou seeft does with the god
abound , Jove is alike in all , and always to be found . Let those weak minds ,
who live in doubt and fear , 1000 To juggling priests for oracles repair ; One
certain ...
Why seek we farther then ? behold around , How all thou seeft does with the god
abound , Jove is alike in all , and always to be found . Let those weak minds ,
who live in doubt and fear , 1000 To juggling priests for oracles repair ; One
certain ...
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| Название | The Works of the English Poets, Том 26 |
| Автор | Nicholas Rowe |
| Редакторы | Samuel Johnson, Charles Bathurst (Londres) |
| Соавтор | Samuel Johnson |
| Издатель | H. Baldwin, 1779 |
| Владелец оригинала: | Мадридский университет "Комплютенс" |
| Оцифровано | 3 авг 2009 |
| Количество страниц | Всего страниц: 261 |
| Экспорт цитаты | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |