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No fame have they , no fond prețence to mourn , No annals swell their pride , or
grące their ftoried urn , Whilft Thou , with Rome's exalted genius joins , Her spear
yet lifţed , and her corslet brac'd , Can'st tell the waves , can'ft tell the passing ...
No fame have they , no fond prețence to mourn , No annals swell their pride , or
grące their ftoried urn , Whilft Thou , with Rome's exalted genius joins , Her spear
yet lifţed , and her corslet brac'd , Can'st tell the waves , can'ft tell the passing ...
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Let him her envied praises tell , And all his eloquence disclose The fierce
endeavours to repel , And still the tumult of her foes . Him early form'd , and
season'd young Subtle oppofers soon will fear , And tremble at his artful tongue ,
Like ...
Let him her envied praises tell , And all his eloquence disclose The fierce
endeavours to repel , And still the tumult of her foes . Him early form'd , and
season'd young Subtle oppofers soon will fear , And tremble at his artful tongue ,
Like ...
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Our wishes shou'd be in our keeping , ' Till you tell us what they shou'd be . Then
quickly why don't you discover ? Did your breast feel tortures like mine , Eyes
need not tell over and over What I in my bosom confine . 1 claro iguteksticks ...
Our wishes shou'd be in our keeping , ' Till you tell us what they shou'd be . Then
quickly why don't you discover ? Did your breast feel tortures like mine , Eyes
need not tell over and over What I in my bosom confine . 1 claro iguteksticks ...
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tell us ; That he got up What mortal e'er had whims fo odd , To think of cuckolding
a God ? For she was both Jove's wife and sister , And yet the rascal wou'd have
kiss'd her . How he got up to heav'n's high palace , Not one of all the poets It ...
tell us ; That he got up What mortal e'er had whims fo odd , To think of cuckolding
a God ? For she was both Jove's wife and sister , And yet the rascal wou'd have
kiss'd her . How he got up to heav'n's high palace , Not one of all the poets It ...
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Carnations , violets , and roses Cause a sensation in our noses ; But then there's
none of us can tell The things themselves have taste , or smell . So when
melodious Mason fings , Or Gethring tunes the trembling ftrings , Or when the
trumpet's ...
Carnations , violets , and roses Cause a sensation in our noses ; But then there's
none of us can tell The things themselves have taste , or smell . So when
melodious Mason fings , Or Gethring tunes the trembling ftrings , Or when the
trumpet's ...
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| Titel | A COLLECTION OF POEMS IN SIX VOLUMES, Band 6 A COLLECTION OF POEMS IN SIX VOLUMES, Robert Dodsley |
| Autor/in | Robert Dodsley |
| Verlag | For R. and J. Dodsley, at Tully's-Head in Pall-Mall, 1763 |
| Original von | Nationalbibliothek der Tschechischen Republik |
| Digitalisiert | 4. Okt. 2016 |
| Länge | 336 Seiten |
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