A Collection of Poems: In Six Volumes, Band 5Robert Dodsley J. Hughs, 1763 - 336 Seiten |
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... pleasing pain , And fighing wish he had been born a swain . So when the pow'rs appeas'd bade difcord ceafe , And Greece obtain'd from jarring gods a peace , The god of war , and beauteous queen of love , To Cyprian fhades their peaceful ...
... pleasing pain , And fighing wish he had been born a swain . So when the pow'rs appeas'd bade difcord ceafe , And Greece obtain'd from jarring gods a peace , The god of war , and beauteous queen of love , To Cyprian fhades their peaceful ...
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... pleasing image in his heart ; Such as ( if Fame has drawn the picture true , Her native luftre fung , nor added new ) Might tempt the thund'rer from his blefs'd abode , To court that beauty which himself bestow'd . Features fo wrought ...
... pleasing image in his heart ; Such as ( if Fame has drawn the picture true , Her native luftre fung , nor added new ) Might tempt the thund'rer from his blefs'd abode , To court that beauty which himself bestow'd . Features fo wrought ...
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... pleasing when fhe most beguiles , ) How foon , fweet foe , can all thy train Of falfe , gay , frantic , loud , and vain , Enter the unprovided mind , And memory in fetters bind , Load Faith and Love with golden chain , And sprinkle ...
... pleasing when fhe most beguiles , ) How foon , fweet foe , can all thy train Of falfe , gay , frantic , loud , and vain , Enter the unprovided mind , And memory in fetters bind , Load Faith and Love with golden chain , And sprinkle ...
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