The Works of the English Poets, Volym 19J. Rivington, 1779 - 366 sidor |
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... minds with fury burn ; The legates from th ' Ætolian prince return : Sad news they bring , that , after all the cost , And care employ'd , their embaffy is loft : That Diomede refus'd his aid in war ; Unmov'd with prefents , and as deaf ...
... minds with fury burn ; The legates from th ' Ætolian prince return : Sad news they bring , that , after all the cost , And care employ'd , their embaffy is loft : That Diomede refus'd his aid in war ; Unmov'd with prefents , and as deaf ...
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... minds poffefs'd , To change for war hereditary reft ? Solicit arms unknown , and tempt the fword ( A needlefs ill your ancestors abhor'd ) . We ( for myself I fpeak , and all the name Of Grecians , who to Troy's deftruction came ) 380 ...
... minds poffefs'd , To change for war hereditary reft ? Solicit arms unknown , and tempt the fword ( A needlefs ill your ancestors abhor'd ) . We ( for myself I fpeak , and all the name Of Grecians , who to Troy's deftruction came ) 380 ...
Sida 20
... mind , in arms affert your right ; And meet your foe , who dares you to the fight . Mankind , it seems , is made for you alone ; We , but the flaves who mount you to the throne : 5.65 570 A bafe A bafe ignoble crowd , without a name ...
... mind , in arms affert your right ; And meet your foe , who dares you to the fight . Mankind , it seems , is made for you alone ; We , but the flaves who mount you to the throne : 5.65 570 A bafe A bafe ignoble crowd , without a name ...
Sida 22
... minds with panick fears : Extol the ftrength of a twice - conquer'd race , 620 Our foes encourage , and our friends debafe . Believe thy fables , and the Trojan town Triumphant stands , the Grecians are o'erthrown : Suppliant at ...
... minds with panick fears : Extol the ftrength of a twice - conquer'd race , 620 Our foes encourage , and our friends debafe . Believe thy fables , and the Trojan town Triumphant stands , the Grecians are o'erthrown : Suppliant at ...
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... mind the paffage from her body frees . She drops her fword , the nods her plumy creft ; Her drooping head declining on her breast : In the last figh her struggling foul expires ; And , murmuring with difdain , to Stygian founds retires ...
... mind the paffage from her body frees . She drops her fword , the nods her plumy creft ; Her drooping head declining on her breast : In the last figh her struggling foul expires ; And , murmuring with difdain , to Stygian founds retires ...
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