The Works of the English Poets, Том 28H. Baldwin, 1779 - Всего страниц: 230 |
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... must blame , Nor from our weakness steal a vulgar fame : A patriot's fall may justly melt the mind , And tears flow nobly , fhed for all mankind . How do our fouls with generous pleasure glow ! Our hearts exulting , while our eyes o ...
... must blame , Nor from our weakness steal a vulgar fame : A patriot's fall may justly melt the mind , And tears flow nobly , fhed for all mankind . How do our fouls with generous pleasure glow ! Our hearts exulting , while our eyes o ...
Стр. 131
... must the royal wanderer go , And fall a fuppliant at the papal toe ? His life in floth inglorious muft he wear , One half in luxury , and one in prayer ? His mind perhaps at length debauch'd with ease , The proffer'd purple and the hat ...
... must the royal wanderer go , And fall a fuppliant at the papal toe ? His life in floth inglorious muft he wear , One half in luxury , and one in prayer ? His mind perhaps at length debauch'd with ease , The proffer'd purple and the hat ...
Стр. 135
... must awe the Tyrrhene fea ; From whom the Tuscan grape fhall glow , And fruitful Arethufa flow . IV . See in firm leagues with Thames combine The Seine , the Maefe , and diftant Rhine ! Nor , Ebro , let thy fingle rage With half the ...
... must awe the Tyrrhene fea ; From whom the Tuscan grape fhall glow , And fruitful Arethufa flow . IV . See in firm leagues with Thames combine The Seine , the Maefe , and diftant Rhine ! Nor , Ebro , let thy fingle rage With half the ...
Стр. 171
... must the maid reftore , A fhip fhall waft her to th ' offended power ; But fair Brifeïs , thy allotted prize , Myfelf will feize , and feize before thy eyes : That thou and each audacious man may fee , How vain the rash attempt to cope ...
... must the maid reftore , A fhip fhall waft her to th ' offended power ; But fair Brifeïs , thy allotted prize , Myfelf will feize , and feize before thy eyes : That thou and each audacious man may fee , How vain the rash attempt to cope ...
Стр. 174
... must obey a power more great than thine . And thou , O king , forbear . Myself will fue Great Thetis ' fon his vengeance to subdue : Great Thetis ' valiant fon , our country's boast , The fhield and bulwark of the Grecian hoft . ' Wife ...
... must obey a power more great than thine . And thou , O king , forbear . Myself will fue Great Thetis ' fon his vengeance to subdue : Great Thetis ' valiant fon , our country's boast , The fhield and bulwark of the Grecian hoft . ' Wife ...
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