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Стр. 215
... slept in unaccustom'd reft : Or whether , arrogant by mischief made , The
soldier held his guilt but half repay'd : Whilst avarice and hope of bribes prevail ,
Turn against Cæsar , and his cause , the scale , And set the mercenary sword to
sale .
... slept in unaccustom'd reft : Or whether , arrogant by mischief made , The
soldier held his guilt but half repay'd : Whilst avarice and hope of bribes prevail ,
Turn against Cæsar , and his cause , the scale , And set the mercenary sword to
sale .
Стр. 251
... the proud towers and ramparts breach to go.205 Where shining spears , and
crested helms are seen , Embattled thick to guard the walls within ; Where all
things death , where ruin all afford , There Pompey marks a passage for his
sword .
... the proud towers and ramparts breach to go.205 Where shining spears , and
crested helms are seen , Embattled thick to guard the walls within ; Where all
things death , where ruin all afford , There Pompey marks a passage for his
sword .
Стр. 258
When , ere he was aware , his thundering sword Deep in his throat the ready
Scæva gor'd . Warm'd with the slaughter , with fresh rage he burns , And vigour
with the new success returns . So may they fall ( he faid ) by just deceit , Such be
their ...
When , ere he was aware , his thundering sword Deep in his throat the ready
Scæva gor'd . Warm'd with the slaughter , with fresh rage he burns , And vigour
with the new success returns . So may they fall ( he faid ) by just deceit , Such be
their ...
Стр. 303
Nor is Dyrrhachium's fatal field forgot , Nor what was then our brave companions
lot ; 470 When , by advantage of the straiter ground , Successful Pompey
compass'd us around ; When quite difarm'd your useless valour ftood , Till his fell
sword ...
Nor is Dyrrhachium's fatal field forgot , Nor what was then our brave companions
lot ; 470 When , by advantage of the straiter ground , Successful Pompey
compass'd us around ; When quite difarm'd your useless valour ftood , Till his fell
sword ...
Стр. 358
( she cries ) My love the sword and ruthless hand supplies . ' Twas I allur'd him to
my fatal ille , That cruel Cæsar first might reach the Nile ; For Cæfar sure is there ;
no hand but his 870 Has right to such a parricide as this . But whether Cæsar ...
( she cries ) My love the sword and ruthless hand supplies . ' Twas I allur'd him to
my fatal ille , That cruel Cæsar first might reach the Nile ; For Cæfar sure is there ;
no hand but his 870 Has right to such a parricide as this . But whether Cæsar ...
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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 |