Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry, Объемы 3-4J. Bell, 1789 |
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John Bell. And seen his courage and his honor go Through crowding nations in triumphant show , His soul , enchanted by the words he reads , Shines all impregnated with sparkling seeds , And courage here , and honor there , appears In ...
John Bell. And seen his courage and his honor go Through crowding nations in triumphant show , His soul , enchanted by the words he reads , Shines all impregnated with sparkling seeds , And courage here , and honor there , appears In ...
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... honor ; and the dread alarms Of danger then assumed the dearest charms . What for the Fair was dared or suffered , bore A saint - like merit , and was envied more ; ' Till led by love - sick Fancy's dazzled flight , From Court to Court ...
... honor ; and the dread alarms Of danger then assumed the dearest charms . What for the Fair was dared or suffered , bore A saint - like merit , and was envied more ; ' Till led by love - sick Fancy's dazzled flight , From Court to Court ...
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... honor to be admitted a member . 131. No more his tears the barbarous Age upbraid : ] Camoens , the first poet of Portugal , published his Lusi- ad at a time of the deepest declension of public virtue , when the Portugese empire in India ...
... honor to be admitted a member . 131. No more his tears the barbarous Age upbraid : ] Camoens , the first poet of Portugal , published his Lusi- ad at a time of the deepest declension of public virtue , when the Portugese empire in India ...
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