The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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John Newbery. Ode on CONSTANCY . Whence does this sudden luftre rise , That gilds the grove ? not like the noon - tide beam Which sparkling dances on the trembling ftream , Nor the blue lightening's flash swift - shooting thro ' the ...
John Newbery. Ode on CONSTANCY . Whence does this sudden luftre rise , That gilds the grove ? not like the noon - tide beam Which sparkling dances on the trembling ftream , Nor the blue lightening's flash swift - shooting thro ' the ...
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... rise . From morn to noon has Florio gazing food , And wonder'd how the Gods could be fo good . What fhape ? What hue ? Was ever nymph fo fair ? He dotes ! he dies ! he too is rooted there . O folid bliss ! which nothing can destroy ...
... rise . From morn to noon has Florio gazing food , And wonder'd how the Gods could be fo good . What fhape ? What hue ? Was ever nymph fo fair ? He dotes ! he dies ! he too is rooted there . O folid bliss ! which nothing can destroy ...
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... rise . Once more harmonious ftrike the founding ftring , Th ' Epean fabric , fram'd by Pallas , fing : How ftern Ulyffes , furious to destroy , With latent heroes fack'd imperial Troy , If faithful thou record the tale of fame : The god ...
... rise . Once more harmonious ftrike the founding ftring , Th ' Epean fabric , fram'd by Pallas , fing : How ftern Ulyffes , furious to destroy , With latent heroes fack'd imperial Troy , If faithful thou record the tale of fame : The god ...
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