Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry ...J. Bell, 1789 |
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... born offspring longs to try its feet , And runs through verse with voluntary heat : This was the Nymph that did wise Numa please , And this the Genius of great Socrates . Like some smooth mirror , see Euphrates glide Through Duras ...
... born offspring longs to try its feet , And runs through verse with voluntary heat : This was the Nymph that did wise Numa please , And this the Genius of great Socrates . Like some smooth mirror , see Euphrates glide Through Duras ...
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... born ! sires grey to us in fame ! The ancient's glory , but the modern's shame . Supreme of those inspired Plato see , A name rever'd by all antiquity : Pride of his sect , and honor of his kind ; A worthy Heathen , with a Christian ...
... born ! sires grey to us in fame ! The ancient's glory , but the modern's shame . Supreme of those inspired Plato see , A name rever'd by all antiquity : Pride of his sect , and honor of his kind ; A worthy Heathen , with a Christian ...
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... born ; We too may boast ourselves the sons of fame , Nor are we foreign to that sacred name : Juverna's genius yet shall wear the bay , And drink as deep of Helicon as they ; In spite of all our hopeful foes abroad , Prevail at last ...
... born ; We too may boast ourselves the sons of fame , Nor are we foreign to that sacred name : Juverna's genius yet shall wear the bay , And drink as deep of Helicon as they ; In spite of all our hopeful foes abroad , Prevail at last ...
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... born in leisure men of leisure read ; And half of those have some peculiar whim Their test of sense , and read but to condemn . Besides , on parties now our fame depends , And frowns or smiles , as these are foes or friends . Wit ...
... born in leisure men of leisure read ; And half of those have some peculiar whim Their test of sense , and read but to condemn . Besides , on parties now our fame depends , And frowns or smiles , as these are foes or friends . Wit ...
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... born to ills , Too oft deserves the very fate he feels . When , vainly frequent at the great man's board , He shares in every vice with every lord : Makes to their taste his sober sense submit , And ' gainst his reason madly arms his ...
... born to ills , Too oft deserves the very fate he feels . When , vainly frequent at the great man's board , He shares in every vice with every lord : Makes to their taste his sober sense submit , And ' gainst his reason madly arms his ...
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