The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... face durft never view , And in a foul black pitchy mantle clad , She finds forth - coming from her darkfome mew , Where she all day did hide her hated bew : Before the door her iron chariot stood , Already harneffed for journy new ; And ...
... face durft never view , And in a foul black pitchy mantle clad , She finds forth - coming from her darkfome mew , Where she all day did hide her hated bew : Before the door her iron chariot stood , Already harneffed for journy new ; And ...
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... face was fair , And yet that face forfake ? How cou'd you win my virgin heart , Yet leave that heart to break ? How cou'd you promife love to me , And not that promise keep ? Why did you fwear mine eyes were bright , And leave thofe ...
... face was fair , And yet that face forfake ? How cou'd you win my virgin heart , Yet leave that heart to break ? How cou'd you promife love to me , And not that promise keep ? Why did you fwear mine eyes were bright , And leave thofe ...
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... face , and growing larger to his fight ; the ferpents hiff- ing round her head ; her fnatching two of them from her locks ; founding her fcourge ; and throwing a flam- ing torch into the breast of Turnus , to fire him with rage and ...
... face , and growing larger to his fight ; the ferpents hiff- ing round her head ; her fnatching two of them from her locks ; founding her fcourge ; and throwing a flam- ing torch into the breast of Turnus , to fire him with rage and ...
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