The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope, Band 2Theophilus Barrois junior, 1783 |
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... son of May Wings on the whistling winds his rapid way ; Now fmoothly steers thro ' air his equal flight , Now fprings aloft , and tow'rs th ' etherial height ; Then wheeling down the steep of heav'n he flies And draws a radiant circle o ...
... son of May Wings on the whistling winds his rapid way ; Now fmoothly steers thro ' air his equal flight , Now fprings aloft , and tow'rs th ' etherial height ; Then wheeling down the steep of heav'n he flies And draws a radiant circle o ...
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... son : Abufive Nabal ow'd his forfeit life To the wife conduct of a prudent wife : Heroic Judith , as old Hebrews show , Preferv'd the Jews , and flew th ' Affyrian foe : At Hefter's fuit , the perfecuting fword Was sheath'd , and Ifrael ...
... son : Abufive Nabal ow'd his forfeit life To the wife conduct of a prudent wife : Heroic Judith , as old Hebrews show , Preferv'd the Jews , and flew th ' Affyrian foe : At Hefter's fuit , the perfecuting fword Was sheath'd , and Ifrael ...
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Alexander Pope. I I I. ΟΝ THE HON . SIMON HARCOURT , Only Son of the Lord Chancellor HARCOURT ; at the Church of Stanton Harcourt in Oxfordshire , 1720 . To this - O this fad shrine , whoe'er thou art ! draw near , Here lies the friend ...
Alexander Pope. I I I. ΟΝ THE HON . SIMON HARCOURT , Only Son of the Lord Chancellor HARCOURT ; at the Church of Stanton Harcourt in Oxfordshire , 1720 . To this - O this fad shrine , whoe'er thou art ! draw near , Here lies the friend ...
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