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... O'er death and o'er hell , A conqueft how hard and how glorious ! Tho ' fate had fast bound her With Styx nine times round her , Yet mufic and love were victorious . One would imagine that John Dennis , or fome hero of the Dunciad , had ...
... O'er death and o'er hell , A conqueft how hard and how glorious ! Tho ' fate had fast bound her With Styx nine times round her , Yet mufic and love were victorious . One would imagine that John Dennis , or fome hero of the Dunciad , had ...
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... o'er thy fad diftress , And Venus fhall the texture blefs . He o'er the weeping Nun has drawn , Such artful folds of facred lawn ; That Love with equal grief and pride , Shall see the crime he strives to hide , And foftly drawing back ...
... o'er thy fad diftress , And Venus fhall the texture blefs . He o'er the weeping Nun has drawn , Such artful folds of facred lawn ; That Love with equal grief and pride , Shall see the crime he strives to hide , And foftly drawing back ...
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... o'er the fceptre of his lord Sleeps the ftern eagle ; by the number'd notes Poffefs'd ; and fatiate with the melting tone ; Sovereign of birds . The furious God of war His darts forgetting , and the rapid wheels That bear him vengeful o'er ...
... o'er the fceptre of his lord Sleeps the ftern eagle ; by the number'd notes Poffefs'd ; and fatiate with the melting tone ; Sovereign of birds . The furious God of war His darts forgetting , and the rapid wheels That bear him vengeful o'er ...
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