The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq: Life of Alexander Pope. PoemsB. Law, J. Johnson, C. Dilly, 1797 |
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... sing till other birds are at rest . IMITATIONS . which now ftand firft * of the three chief Poets in this kind , Spenfer , Virgil , Theocritus . A Shepherd's Boy ( he feeks no better name ) — Beneath the shade a spreading beach displays ...
... sing till other birds are at rest . IMITATIONS . which now ftand firft * of the three chief Poets in this kind , Spenfer , Virgil , Theocritus . A Shepherd's Boy ( he feeks no better name ) — Beneath the shade a spreading beach displays ...
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... Sing then , and Damon shall attend the strain , While yon ' flow oxen turn the furrow'd plain . Here the bright crocus and blue vi'let glow , Here western winds on breathing roses blow . REMARKS . 20 25 30 VER . 17 , & c . ] The Scene ...
... Sing then , and Damon shall attend the strain , While yon ' flow oxen turn the furrow'd plain . Here the bright crocus and blue vi'let glow , Here western winds on breathing roses blow . REMARKS . 20 25 30 VER . 17 , & c . ] The Scene ...
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... Sing , while beside the shaded tomb I mourn , And with fresh bays her rural fhrine adorn . THYRS I S. 20 Ye gentle Mufes , leave your crystal spring , Let Nymphs and Sylvans cypress garlands bring ; Ye weeping Loves , the ftream with ...
... Sing , while beside the shaded tomb I mourn , And with fresh bays her rural fhrine adorn . THYRS I S. 20 Ye gentle Mufes , leave your crystal spring , Let Nymphs and Sylvans cypress garlands bring ; Ye weeping Loves , the ftream with ...
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