The Works of the English Poets, Том 26 |
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Now wild Me dances o er the vacant fane , And whirls her giddy head , and
bellows with the pain . Nor yet the less th ' avenging wrathful god 246 Pours in his
fires , and shakes his founding röd : He lashes now , and goads her on amain ;
And ...
Now wild Me dances o er the vacant fane , And whirls her giddy head , and
bellows with the pain . Nor yet the less th ' avenging wrathful god 246 Pours in his
fires , and shakes his founding röd : He lashes now , and goads her on amain ;
And ...
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She sees all lingering , all delays are vain , And rushes headlong to possess the
pain ; Nor will the hurry of her griefs afford One lait embrace from her forsaken
lord . Uncommon cruel was the fate , for two , Whole lives had lasted long , and ...
She sees all lingering , all delays are vain , And rushes headlong to possess the
pain ; Nor will the hurry of her griefs afford One lait embrace from her forsaken
lord . Uncommon cruel was the fate , for two , Whole lives had lasted long , and ...
Стр. 256
Incumber'd fore with many a painful wound , 345 Tardy and stiff he treads the
hostile round ; Gloomy and fierce his eyes ... But he ( so rage inspir'd , and mad
disdain ) Remorseless fell , and senseless of the pain , 364 Tore forth the
bearded ...
Incumber'd fore with many a painful wound , 345 Tardy and stiff he treads the
hostile round ; Gloomy and fierce his eyes ... But he ( so rage inspir'd , and mad
disdain ) Remorseless fell , and senseless of the pain , 364 Tore forth the
bearded ...
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If longer with a lingering fate I strive , ' Tis but to prove the pain of being alive , '
Tis to be curs'd for daring to survive . She , who could bear to see thy wounds ,
and live , New proofs of love , and fatal grief , shall give . 175 Nor need she fly for
...
If longer with a lingering fate I strive , ' Tis but to prove the pain of being alive , '
Tis to be curs'd for daring to survive . She , who could bear to see thy wounds ,
and live , New proofs of love , and fatal grief , shall give . 175 Nor need she fly for
...
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... of pain ; Nor could he yet the danger doubt , nor fear That death , with all its
terrors , threaten'd there .. When lo ! unseen , the secret venom spreads , And
every nobler part at once invades ; 1260 Swift fames consume the marrow and
the ...
... of pain ; Nor could he yet the danger doubt , nor fear That death , with all its
terrors , threaten'd there .. When lo ! unseen , the secret venom spreads , And
every nobler part at once invades ; 1260 Swift fames consume the marrow and
the ...
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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 |