A Collection of Poems in Six Volumes, Volume 6For R. and J. Dodsley, at Tully's-Head in Pall-Mall, 1763 - 336 pages |
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... bright Aftræa feated by his fide , Waits yet to leave the ocean . Tarry , Nymphs , Ye Nymphs , ye blue - ey'd progeny of Thames , Who now the mazes of this rugged heath Trace with your fleeting fteps ; who all night long Repeat , amid ...
... bright Aftræa feated by his fide , Waits yet to leave the ocean . Tarry , Nymphs , Ye Nymphs , ye blue - ey'd progeny of Thames , Who now the mazes of this rugged heath Trace with your fleeting fteps ; who all night long Repeat , amid ...
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... bright Apollo , leader of the fong , Their voices through the liquid air exalt , And sweep their lofty ftrings : those awful frings , That charm the mind of Gods : that fill the courts Of wide Olympus with oblivion sweet Of evils , with ...
... bright Apollo , leader of the fong , Their voices through the liquid air exalt , And sweep their lofty ftrings : those awful frings , That charm the mind of Gods : that fill the courts Of wide Olympus with oblivion sweet Of evils , with ...
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... bright , Haft thou with purer joy furvey'd Than that where truth , by Hoadly's aid , Shines through the deep unhallow'd shade Of kingly fraud and facerdotal night ? I. 3 . To him the Teacher blefs'd Who fent religion , from the palmy ...
... bright , Haft thou with purer joy furvey'd Than that where truth , by Hoadly's aid , Shines through the deep unhallow'd shade Of kingly fraud and facerdotal night ? I. 3 . To him the Teacher blefs'd Who fent religion , from the palmy ...
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... bright heroine her expected spoils . III.2 . Yet born to conquer is her power : -O Hoadly , if that favourite hour On earth arrive , with thankful awe We own juft heaven's indulgent law , And proudly thy fuccefs behold ; We ' attend thy ...
... bright heroine her expected spoils . III.2 . Yet born to conquer is her power : -O Hoadly , if that favourite hour On earth arrive , with thankful awe We own juft heaven's indulgent law , And proudly thy fuccefs behold ; We ' attend thy ...
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... bright renown ; or who for nobler palms Contend , the leaders of a public cause ; Approach : behold this marble . Know ye not The features ? Hath not oft his faithful tongue Told Told you the fashion of your own eftate , The [ 321.
... bright renown ; or who for nobler palms Contend , the leaders of a public cause ; Approach : behold this marble . Know ye not The features ? Hath not oft his faithful tongue Told Told you the fashion of your own eftate , The [ 321.
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