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From Romans paint thy form of LIBERTY : The goddess offers gifts from either
hand ; Th ' auspicious bonnet , with the Prætor's wand ; The privilege of that
would'st thou not miss , Bend , and submit beneath the stroke of this , See Furioso
on ...
From Romans paint thy form of LIBERTY : The goddess offers gifts from either
hand ; Th ' auspicious bonnet , with the Prætor's wand ; The privilege of that
would'st thou not miss , Bend , and submit beneath the stroke of this , See Furioso
on ...
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The easy shape , the piercing eye , The snowy bosom's purity , The unaffected
gentle phrase Of native wit in all she says ; Eckardt , for these thy art's too faint :
You may admire , but cannot paint . How Hebe smild , what bloom divine On the ...
The easy shape , the piercing eye , The snowy bosom's purity , The unaffected
gentle phrase Of native wit in all she says ; Eckardt , for these thy art's too faint :
You may admire , but cannot paint . How Hebe smild , what bloom divine On the ...
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Creative Titian , can thy vivid strokes , Or thine , O graceful Raphael , dare to vie
With the rich tints that paint the breathing mead ? The thousand - colour'd tulip ,
violet's bell Snow - clad and meek , the vermil - tinctur'd rose , And golden crocus
!
Creative Titian , can thy vivid strokes , Or thine , O graceful Raphael , dare to vie
With the rich tints that paint the breathing mead ? The thousand - colour'd tulip ,
violet's bell Snow - clad and meek , the vermil - tinctur'd rose , And golden crocus
!
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In earth's first infancy ( as sung the k bard , Who strongly painted what he boldly
thought ) Tho'the fierce north oft ( mote with iron whip Their shiv'ring limbs , tho '
oft the bristly boar Or hungry lion ' woke them with their howls , And scar'd them ...
In earth's first infancy ( as sung the k bard , Who strongly painted what he boldly
thought ) Tho'the fierce north oft ( mote with iron whip Their shiv'ring limbs , tho '
oft the bristly boar Or hungry lion ' woke them with their howls , And scar'd them ...
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O hills , O forests , and thou painted mead , Again admit me to your secret seats ,
From the dark bed of pining sickness free'd , With double joy I seek your green
retreats . III . Yet once more , Oye rivers , shall I lie , In summer evenings on your ...
O hills , O forests , and thou painted mead , Again admit me to your secret seats ,
From the dark bed of pining sickness free'd , With double joy I seek your green
retreats . III . Yet once more , Oye rivers , shall I lie , In summer evenings on your ...
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| Titel | A Collection of Poems in Six Volumes, Band 3 A Collection of Poems in Six Volumes, Robert Dodsley |
| Autor/in | Robert Dodsley |
| Herausgeber | Robert Dodsley |
| Verlag | J. Hughs, 1763 |
| Original von | Nationalbibliothek der Tschechischen Republik |
| Digitalisiert | 4. Okt. 2016 |
| Länge | 351 Seiten |
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