The Poetical Works of Alexander PopeMacmillan, 1930 - 505 páginas |
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... charm in music finds , Music has charms alone for peaceful minds1 . Soft scenes of solitude no more can please , Love enters there , and I'm my own disease . No more the Lesbian dames my passion move , Once the dear objects of my guilty ...
... charm in music finds , Music has charms alone for peaceful minds1 . Soft scenes of solitude no more can please , Love enters there , and I'm my own disease . No more the Lesbian dames my passion move , Once the dear objects of my guilty ...
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... charms your lover's death contrive , Lest heav'nly music should be heard alive . Orpheus could charm the trees , but thus a tree , Taught by your hand , can charm no less than he : A poet made the silent wood pursue , This vocal wood ...
... charms your lover's death contrive , Lest heav'nly music should be heard alive . Orpheus could charm the trees , but thus a tree , Taught by your hand , can charm no less than he : A poet made the silent wood pursue , This vocal wood ...
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... charms to last , 55 60 65 As flow'ry bands in wantonness are worn , A morning's pleasure , and at evening torn ... charm , Their Wit still sparkling , and their flames still warm . 70 Now crown'd with Myrtle , on th Elysian coast , Amid ...
... charms to last , 55 60 65 As flow'ry bands in wantonness are worn , A morning's pleasure , and at evening torn ... charm , Their Wit still sparkling , and their flames still warm . 70 Now crown'd with Myrtle , on th Elysian coast , Amid ...
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Pastorals | xx |
Epitaphs | li |
Ode for Music on St Cecilias | 41 |
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