The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... Sire of the winter drear , December , in whose iron reign . Expires the chequer'd year . Hufh all the bluft'ring blafts that blow , And proudly plum'd in filver fnow , Smile gladly on this bleft of days ; The livery'd clouds fhall on ...
... Sire of the winter drear , December , in whose iron reign . Expires the chequer'd year . Hufh all the bluft'ring blafts that blow , And proudly plum'd in filver fnow , Smile gladly on this bleft of days ; The livery'd clouds fhall on ...
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... So juft , fo like tautology , they fell , That , pale with envy , Singleton forswore The lute and fword which he in triumph bore And vow'd he ne'er would act Villerius more . } } Here ftopp'd the good old Sire , and wept Of SATIRE . 131.
... So juft , fo like tautology , they fell , That , pale with envy , Singleton forswore The lute and fword which he in triumph bore And vow'd he ne'er would act Villerius more . } } Here ftopp'd the good old Sire , and wept Of SATIRE . 131.
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... admiring throng loud acclamations make , And omens of his future empire take . The Sire then fhook the honours of his head , And from his brows damps of oblivion shed Full on the filial dullness : long he ftood , Of SATIRE . 133.
... admiring throng loud acclamations make , And omens of his future empire take . The Sire then fhook the honours of his head , And from his brows damps of oblivion shed Full on the filial dullness : long he ftood , Of SATIRE . 133.
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