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... once from every part " Ran purple poifon down , and drain'd the fainting heart . Blood falls for tears , and o'er his mournful face " The ruddy drops their tainted paffage trace . « Where - e'er the liquid juices find a way , " There ...
... once from every part " Ran purple poifon down , and drain'd the fainting heart . Blood falls for tears , and o'er his mournful face " The ruddy drops their tainted paffage trace . « Where - e'er the liquid juices find a way , " There ...
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... once in various beauty fpread , With yellow harvefts and the flowery mead , Displays a wild uncultivated face , 55 Which bushy brakes and brambles vile difgrace : No human footstep prints th ' untrodden green , No chearful maid nor ...
... once in various beauty fpread , With yellow harvefts and the flowery mead , Displays a wild uncultivated face , 55 Which bushy brakes and brambles vile difgrace : No human footstep prints th ' untrodden green , No chearful maid nor ...
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... once he was . So , in the field with Ceres ' bounty spread , Uprears fome ancient oak his reverend head ; Chaplets and facred gifts his boughs adorn , And spoils of war by mighty heroes worn . But , the first vigour of his root now gone ...
... once he was . So , in the field with Ceres ' bounty spread , Uprears fome ancient oak his reverend head ; Chaplets and facred gifts his boughs adorn , And spoils of war by mighty heroes worn . But , the first vigour of his root now gone ...
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... once the great Dictator held the plow . Rome , ever fond of war , was tir'd with eafe ; Ev'n liberty had loft the power to please : Hence rage and wrath their ready minds invade , And want could every wickedness perfuade : Hence impious ...
... once the great Dictator held the plow . Rome , ever fond of war , was tir'd with eafe ; Ev'n liberty had loft the power to please : Hence rage and wrath their ready minds invade , And want could every wickedness perfuade : Hence impious ...
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... once forsake their beds ; Hafty they fnatch the weapons , which among Their houfhold - gods in peace had refted long ; Old bucklers of the covering hides bereft , The mouldering frames disjoin'd and barely left ; Swords with foul ruft ...
... once forsake their beds ; Hafty they fnatch the weapons , which among Their houfhold - gods in peace had refted long ; Old bucklers of the covering hides bereft , The mouldering frames disjoin'd and barely left ; Swords with foul ruft ...
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