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While thus our vows prolong Thy steps on earth , and when by us refign'd Thou
join'ft thy feniors , that heroic throng Who rescu'd or preserv'd the rights of human
kind , O ! not unworthy may thy Albion's tongue Thee ftill , her friend and ...
While thus our vows prolong Thy steps on earth , and when by us refign'd Thou
join'ft thy feniors , that heroic throng Who rescu'd or preserv'd the rights of human
kind , O ! not unworthy may thy Albion's tongue Thee ftill , her friend and ...
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But , when she found him dead , no tongue can tell The pangs she felt ; she
shriekd , and swooning fell . Waking , with loud laments fhe pierc'd the skies , And
fill'd th ' affrighted forest with her cries . That fatal hour the palace gates the barr'd
...
But , when she found him dead , no tongue can tell The pangs she felt ; she
shriekd , and swooning fell . Waking , with loud laments fhe pierc'd the skies , And
fill'd th ' affrighted forest with her cries . That fatal hour the palace gates the barr'd
...
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... strow'd , As beauty ling'ring left her lov'd abode ; That lov'd abode , where join'd
with truth and fenfe She form'd the features to mute eloquence , And bade them
charm the still attentive throng , Who watch'd the sacred lessons of her tongue .
... strow'd , As beauty ling'ring left her lov'd abode ; That lov'd abode , where join'd
with truth and fenfe She form'd the features to mute eloquence , And bade them
charm the still attentive throng , Who watch'd the sacred lessons of her tongue .
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Of rapine and murder the charge he'll evade , For conquest is glorious , and
fighting his trade . , The statesman , who steers by wise Machiavel's rules , Is ne'
er to be known by his tongue or his face ; They're traps by him us'd to catch
credulous ...
Of rapine and murder the charge he'll evade , For conquest is glorious , and
fighting his trade . , The statesman , who steers by wise Machiavel's rules , Is ne'
er to be known by his tongue or his face ; They're traps by him us'd to catch
credulous ...
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Ah no , fair Fancy rules the Song : She swells her throat ; the guides her tongue ;
She bids the waving Aspin - spray Quiver in Cadence to her lay ; She bids the
fringed Ofiers bow , And rustle round the lake below , To suit the tenor of her ...
Ah no , fair Fancy rules the Song : She swells her throat ; the guides her tongue ;
She bids the waving Aspin - spray Quiver in Cadence to her lay ; She bids the
fringed Ofiers bow , And rustle round the lake below , To suit the tenor of her ...
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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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