Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry, Объемы 3-4J. Bell, 1789 |
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... wild Lycaon fled his own abode , Chang'd , & c . - ] The story of Lycaon might possibly have been taken from that of Nebuchodonosor ; for priding himself in those gar- dens , which he caused to be built for his Queen , who loved the ...
... wild Lycaon fled his own abode , Chang'd , & c . - ] The story of Lycaon might possibly have been taken from that of Nebuchodonosor ; for priding himself in those gar- dens , which he caused to be built for his Queen , who loved the ...
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... wild howling from their famish'd den , Rush'd the devouring bands of Sarazen : Their savage genius , giant - like and blind , Trampling with sullen joy on human kind , Assyria lay its own uncover'd grave , And Gallia trembled to th ...
... wild howling from their famish'd den , Rush'd the devouring bands of Sarazen : Their savage genius , giant - like and blind , Trampling with sullen joy on human kind , Assyria lay its own uncover'd grave , And Gallia trembled to th ...
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... wild excess the vulgar breast takes fire , Till , buried in debauch , the bliss expire . But not their joys alone thus coarsely flow : Their morals , like their pleasures , are but low , For , as refinement stops , from sire to son ...
... wild excess the vulgar breast takes fire , Till , buried in debauch , the bliss expire . But not their joys alone thus coarsely flow : Their morals , like their pleasures , are but low , For , as refinement stops , from sire to son ...
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