The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... breathing inftruments infpire , Wake into voice each filent ftring , And sweep the founding lyre ! In a fadly - pleafing strain Let the warbling lute complain : Let the loud trumpet found , Till the roofs all around The fhrill echoes ...
... breathing inftruments infpire , Wake into voice each filent ftring , And sweep the founding lyre ! In a fadly - pleafing strain Let the warbling lute complain : Let the loud trumpet found , Till the roofs all around The fhrill echoes ...
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... breath fhall e'er prefume To echo that unbounded strain ? Majestic in the frown of years , Behold the man * of ... breathe whate'er thy ancient airs infuse , To polish Albion's warlike ear This long - loft melody to hear , Thy sweetest ...
... breath fhall e'er prefume To echo that unbounded strain ? Majestic in the frown of years , Behold the man * of ... breathe whate'er thy ancient airs infuse , To polish Albion's warlike ear This long - loft melody to hear , Thy sweetest ...
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... breath , And share thy fweet fociety in death ? Me , me you should have call'd , your fate to fhare From the fame weapon , and the same despair . And did thefe hands the lofty pile compofe ? Did I invoke our gods with folemn vows ? Only ...
... breath , And share thy fweet fociety in death ? Me , me you should have call'd , your fate to fhare From the fame weapon , and the same despair . And did thefe hands the lofty pile compofe ? Did I invoke our gods with folemn vows ? Only ...
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