The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... nymph yields all her charms , Nor yields in vain to youthful arms ,. Slowly the promifes at night to meet , But eagerly prevents the hour with fwifter feet , To gloomy groves and fhades obfcure she flies , There veils the bright ...
... nymph yields all her charms , Nor yields in vain to youthful arms ,. Slowly the promifes at night to meet , But eagerly prevents the hour with fwifter feet , To gloomy groves and fhades obfcure she flies , There veils the bright ...
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... nymphs that haunt the fylvan bow'rs ? The fair - hair'd dryads of the fhady wood , Or azure daughters of the filver ... nymph ftood fix'd alone , By Pallas arm'd with boldness not her own . Mean time in dubious thought the king awaits ...
... nymphs that haunt the fylvan bow'rs ? The fair - hair'd dryads of the fhady wood , Or azure daughters of the filver ... nymph ftood fix'd alone , By Pallas arm'd with boldness not her own . Mean time in dubious thought the king awaits ...
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... nymph : O ftranger , ceafe thy cars . Wife is thy foul , but man is born to bear : Jove weighs affairs of earth in ... nymphs , recede ! Sage chastity denies To M 4 Of the EPIC or HEROIC POEM . 247 The gods, when they fupremely blefs ...
... nymph : O ftranger , ceafe thy cars . Wife is thy foul , but man is born to bear : Jove weighs affairs of earth in ... nymphs , recede ! Sage chastity denies To M 4 Of the EPIC or HEROIC POEM . 247 The gods, when they fupremely blefs ...
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