Poems on Several OccasionsJ. and R. Tonson, 1760 - 252 страница |
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... fate , Perhaps forgets that OXFORD e'er was great ; Or deeming meaneft what we greatest call , Beholds thee glorious only in thy fall . And fure , if ought below the feats divine Can touch Immortals , ' tis a foul like thine : A foul ...
... fate , Perhaps forgets that OXFORD e'er was great ; Or deeming meaneft what we greatest call , Beholds thee glorious only in thy fall . And fure , if ought below the feats divine Can touch Immortals , ' tis a foul like thine : A foul ...
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... Fates explore , Then fix the loom , their fingers nimbly weave , And thus their toil prophetic fongs deceive . Flow from the rock , my flax ! and swiftly flow , Pursue thy thread ; the spindle runs below . A creature fond and changing ...
... Fates explore , Then fix the loom , their fingers nimbly weave , And thus their toil prophetic fongs deceive . Flow from the rock , my flax ! and swiftly flow , Pursue thy thread ; the spindle runs below . A creature fond and changing ...
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... fate , Tho ' when it happen'd , no relation clears , ' Tis thought in five , or five and twenty years . Where , dark and filent , with a twifted fhade The neighbouring woods a native arbour made , There oft the tender pair for am'rous ...
... fate , Tho ' when it happen'd , no relation clears , ' Tis thought in five , or five and twenty years . Where , dark and filent , with a twifted fhade The neighbouring woods a native arbour made , There oft the tender pair for am'rous ...
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... hand , And thus infcribes the moral on the fand . " Here Hefiod lies : ye future Bards , beware " How far your moral tales incense the Fair : « Un- " Unlov❜d , unloving , ' twas his fate to POEMS on feveral OCCASIONS . 19.
... hand , And thus infcribes the moral on the fand . " Here Hefiod lies : ye future Bards , beware " How far your moral tales incense the Fair : « Un- " Unlov❜d , unloving , ' twas his fate to POEMS on feveral OCCASIONS . 19.
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Thomas Parnell Alexander Pope. " Unlov❜d , unloving , ' twas his fate to bleed ; " Without his quiver Cupid caus'd the deed : " He judg'd this turn of malice justly due , " And Hefiod dy'd for joys he never knew . SON G. HEN thy beauty ...
Thomas Parnell Alexander Pope. " Unlov❜d , unloving , ' twas his fate to bleed ; " Without his quiver Cupid caus'd the deed : " He judg'd this turn of malice justly due , " And Hefiod dy'd for joys he never knew . SON G. HEN thy beauty ...
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