The Works of the English Poets, Том 26 |
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Nor is this rage the grumbling of a croud , That Thun to tell their discontents aloud
; Where all with gloomy looks suspicious go , And dread of an informer chokes
their woe : 360 P4 , But , Fut , bold in numbers , proudly they appear , EUCAN'S ...
Nor is this rage the grumbling of a croud , That Thun to tell their discontents aloud
; Where all with gloomy looks suspicious go , And dread of an informer chokes
their woe : 360 P4 , But , Fut , bold in numbers , proudly they appear , EUCAN'S ...
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High on a turfy bank the chicf was rear'd , Fearless , and therefore worthy to be
fear'd ; Around the croud he cast an angry look , And , dreadful , thus with
indignation spoke : Ye noisy herd ! who in fo fierce a strain 466 Against your
absent ...
High on a turfy bank the chicf was rear'd , Fearless , and therefore worthy to be
fear'd ; Around the croud he cast an angry look , And , dreadful , thus with
indignation spoke : Ye noisy herd ! who in fo fierce a strain 466 Against your
absent ...
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But now , the fainting Itars at length gave way , And hid their vanquish'd fires in
beamy day ; When round the leader's tent the legions croud , 70 And , urg'd by
fate , demand the fight aloud . Wretches ! that long their little life to waste , And
hurry ...
But now , the fainting Itars at length gave way , And hid their vanquish'd fires in
beamy day ; When round the leader's tent the legions croud , 70 And , urg'd by
fate , demand the fight aloud . Wretches ! that long their little life to waste , And
hurry ...
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... From far barbarians were they forc'd away ; Thence through long airy journeys
safe did come , To cheat the croud with miracles at Rome , Thus , wide o'er Libya
, rag'd the stormy south , Thus every way affail'd the Latian youth : Each several ...
... From far barbarians were they forc'd away ; Thence through long airy journeys
safe did come , To cheat the croud with miracles at Rome , Thus , wide o'er Libya
, rag'd the stormy south , Thus every way affail'd the Latian youth : Each several ...
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1005 So spoke the hero ; and , to keep his word , Nor Ammon , nor his oracle
explor'd ; But left the croud at freedom to believe , And take such answers as the
priest should give . Foremost on foot he treads the burning sand , 2010 , Bearing
his ...
1005 So spoke the hero ; and , to keep his word , Nor Ammon , nor his oracle
explor'd ; But left the croud at freedom to believe , And take such answers as the
priest should give . Foremost on foot he treads the burning sand , 2010 , Bearing
his ...
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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 |