The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... field , and behaved fo as to give umbrage to all the allies . The critics indeed endeavour to exculpate the general here ... fields of fight , Durft brand my courage , and defame my might : Nor from a friend th ' unkind reproach appear'd ...
... field , and behaved fo as to give umbrage to all the allies . The critics indeed endeavour to exculpate the general here ... fields of fight , Durft brand my courage , and defame my might : Nor from a friend th ' unkind reproach appear'd ...
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... fields of air his flight fuftain O'er the wide earth , and o'er the boundlefs main . He grafps the wand that caufes fleep to fly , Or in foft flumbers feals the wakeful eye : Then fhoots from heav'n to high Pieria's steep , And floops ...
... fields of air his flight fuftain O'er the wide earth , and o'er the boundlefs main . He grafps the wand that caufes fleep to fly , Or in foft flumbers feals the wakeful eye : Then fhoots from heav'n to high Pieria's steep , And floops ...
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... field , But hold your walls before you for a thield : Thus treat you war , thus our alliance force ! i What gods ... fields , and ftorm the fhaken town . No part of life from toils of war is free ; No change in age , or diff'rence in ...
... field , But hold your walls before you for a thield : Thus treat you war , thus our alliance force ! i What gods ... fields , and ftorm the fhaken town . No part of life from toils of war is free ; No change in age , or diff'rence in ...
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