The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... Tell me , ye jovial failors , tell me true , If my sweet William fails among the crew . William , who high upon the yard , Rock'd with the billows to and fro , Soon as her well - known voice he heard , He figh'd and caft his eyes below ...
... Tell me , ye jovial failors , tell me true , If my sweet William fails among the crew . William , who high upon the yard , Rock'd with the billows to and fro , Soon as her well - known voice he heard , He figh'd and caft his eyes below ...
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... tell the pebbles on the fhore ; Then may't thou reckon up the names Of all my beauties , all my flames . At Athens , flames that ftill furvive , First count me only thirty - five . At Corinth next tell o'er the fair , Tell me a whole ...
... tell the pebbles on the fhore ; Then may't thou reckon up the names Of all my beauties , all my flames . At Athens , flames that ftill furvive , First count me only thirty - five . At Corinth next tell o'er the fair , Tell me a whole ...
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... tell him , on this rock The Grecians , faithful to their poft , await His chofen myriads ; tell him , thou haft feen , How far the luft of empire is below A free - born mind : and tell him , to behold A tyrant humbled , and by virtuous ...
... tell him , on this rock The Grecians , faithful to their poft , await His chofen myriads ; tell him , thou haft feen , How far the luft of empire is below A free - born mind : and tell him , to behold A tyrant humbled , and by virtuous ...
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