Encyclopaedia of English and American Poetry: From Caedmon and King Alfred's Boethius to Browning and Tennyson, Volumen 2Ward, 1873 |
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... heard thy pompous tales , and trusted all- Rise from your sad abodes , ye cursed of old For laws subverted , and for cities sold ! Paint all the noblest trophies of your guilt , The oaths you perjured , and the blood you spilt ; Yet ...
... heard thy pompous tales , and trusted all- Rise from your sad abodes , ye cursed of old For laws subverted , and for cities sold ! Paint all the noblest trophies of your guilt , The oaths you perjured , and the blood you spilt ; Yet ...
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... heard , and full of scorn withdrew , Without one pitying glance , one sweet adieu . The frighted hind , who sees his ripen'd corn Up from the roots by sudden tempests torn , Whose fairest hopes destroy'd and blasted lie , Feels not so ...
... heard , and full of scorn withdrew , Without one pitying glance , one sweet adieu . The frighted hind , who sees his ripen'd corn Up from the roots by sudden tempests torn , Whose fairest hopes destroy'd and blasted lie , Feels not so ...
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... heard the strain : Hark , amid the wondering grove Other harpings answer clear , Other voices meet our ear , Pinions flutter , shadows move , Busy murmurs hum around , Rustling vestments brush the ground ; Round and round , and round ...
... heard the strain : Hark , amid the wondering grove Other harpings answer clear , Other voices meet our ear , Pinions flutter , shadows move , Busy murmurs hum around , Rustling vestments brush the ground ; Round and round , and round ...
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... heard them not . Of every hope deprived , Fatigued with vain resources , and subdued With woes resistless , and enfeebling fear , Passive they sank beneath the weighty blow . Nothing but lamentable sounds were heard , Nor aught was seen ...
... heard them not . Of every hope deprived , Fatigued with vain resources , and subdued With woes resistless , and enfeebling fear , Passive they sank beneath the weighty blow . Nothing but lamentable sounds were heard , Nor aught was seen ...
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... heard to ring , An aerial voice was heard to call , And thrice the raven flapp'd his wing Around the towers of Cumnor Hall . The mastiff howl'd at village door , The oaks were shatter'd on the green ; Woe was the hour , for never more ...
... heard to ring , An aerial voice was heard to call , And thrice the raven flapp'd his wing Around the towers of Cumnor Hall . The mastiff howl'd at village door , The oaks were shatter'd on the green ; Woe was the hour , for never more ...
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