The Works of the English Poets, Том 26 |
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Стр. 249
Thence liquid streams the mingling plague receive , And deadly potions to the
thirity give : To man the mischief spreads , the fell disease In fatal draughts does
on his entrails seize . Igo A rugged fcurf , all loathsom to be seen , Spreads , like
a ...
Thence liquid streams the mingling plague receive , And deadly potions to the
thirity give : To man the mischief spreads , the fell disease In fatal draughts does
on his entrails seize . Igo A rugged fcurf , all loathsom to be seen , Spreads , like
a ...
Стр. 262
With fatal pity , Pompey , hast thou spar'd , And given the blackest crime the best
reward : How had that one , one happy day , withheld 525 The blood of Utica ,
and Munda's field ! The Pharian Nile had known no crime more great Than some
...
With fatal pity , Pompey , hast thou spar'd , And given the blackest crime the best
reward : How had that one , one happy day , withheld 525 The blood of Utica ,
and Munda's field ! The Pharian Nile had known no crime more great Than some
...
Стр. 358
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 , or whoe'er thou art , Thou hast mistook the way to Pompey's
...
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 , or whoe'er thou art , Thou hast mistook the way to Pompey's
...
Стр. 415
The various parts no longer now are known , One headless formless heap
remains alone ; The feather'd kind avoid the fatal feast , And leave it deadly to
some hungry beast ; With horror feiz'd , his fad companions too , In haste froin the
...
The various parts no longer now are known , One headless formless heap
remains alone ; The feather'd kind avoid the fatal feast , And leave it deadly to
some hungry beast ; With horror feiz'd , his fad companions too , In haste froin the
...
Стр. 417
Yet the the fatal threads of life commands , 1420 And quickens oft the St ; gian
fifters ' hands . Pursued by dangers , thus they pass'd away The restless night ,
and thus the cheerless day ; Ev'n earth itself they fear'd , the common bed ,
Where ...
Yet the the fatal threads of life commands , 1420 And quickens oft the St ; gian
fifters ' hands . Pursued by dangers , thus they pass'd away The restless night ,
and thus the cheerless day ; Ev'n earth itself they fear'd , the common bed ,
Where ...
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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 |