Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry, Объемы 3-4J. Bell, 1789 |
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... fall in silver - streaming floods , And artificial rainbows paint the clouds ; With various - color'd light the water burn'd , Against the sun in artful arches turn'd ; Nor were the golden pipes by Sirius dried , The river still the ...
... fall in silver - streaming floods , And artificial rainbows paint the clouds ; With various - color'd light the water burn'd , Against the sun in artful arches turn'd ; Nor were the golden pipes by Sirius dried , The river still the ...
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... falls - he faints - he dies . Unhappy man ! who no extreme could shun , By tyrants banish'd , and by chance undone ; In vain ! fair virtue fann'd the free - born flame , Now fall'n alike to fortune and to fame . But why , my Muse ! when ...
... falls - he faints - he dies . Unhappy man ! who no extreme could shun , By tyrants banish'd , and by chance undone ; In vain ! fair virtue fann'd the free - born flame , Now fall'n alike to fortune and to fame . But why , my Muse ! when ...
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... fall'n and vanquish'd ! -I , with mind serene As Lisboa's sky , yet pensive as the scene Around , and pensive seems the scene to me , From other ills my country's fate foresee . Not from the hands that wield Iberia's spear , Not from ...
... fall'n and vanquish'd ! -I , with mind serene As Lisboa's sky , yet pensive as the scene Around , and pensive seems the scene to me , From other ills my country's fate foresee . Not from the hands that wield Iberia's spear , Not from ...
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