The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... charms , When Lebos funk beneath thy conq'ring arms . All these , to buy thy friendship , shall be paid , And , join'd with thefe , the long - contested maid ; With all her charms , Brifeis he'll refign , And folemn fwear thofe charms ...
... charms , When Lebos funk beneath thy conq'ring arms . All these , to buy thy friendship , shall be paid , And , join'd with thefe , the long - contested maid ; With all her charms , Brifeis he'll refign , And folemn fwear thofe charms ...
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... charms ! Remote from gods or men fhe holds her reign , Amid the terrors of the rowling main . Me , only me , the hand of fortune bore Unbleft to tread that interdicted fhore : When Jove tremendous in the fable deeps Launch'd his red ...
... charms ! Remote from gods or men fhe holds her reign , Amid the terrors of the rowling main . Me , only me , the hand of fortune bore Unbleft to tread that interdicted fhore : When Jove tremendous in the fable deeps Launch'd his red ...
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... charm'd his ears , Which flow'd from Orpheus , and Museus old , And thee , O father of immortal verfe , Maonides , whofe ... charms , her mind , her virtue he explor'd Admising . Soon was admiration chang'd To love , nor lov'd he fooner ...
... charm'd his ears , Which flow'd from Orpheus , and Museus old , And thee , O father of immortal verfe , Maonides , whofe ... charms , her mind , her virtue he explor'd Admising . Soon was admiration chang'd To love , nor lov'd he fooner ...
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