The Beauties of English Poesy, Svazek 2Oliver Goldsmith James Williams, 1771 |
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Strana 68
... gods themselves your debtors . To give the thefis plainer proof , You have to - night beneath your roof A pair of gods : ( nay , never wonder ) This youth can fly , and I can thunder . I'm Jupiter , and he Mercurius , My page , my fon ...
... gods themselves your debtors . To give the thefis plainer proof , You have to - night beneath your roof A pair of gods : ( nay , never wonder ) This youth can fly , and I can thunder . I'm Jupiter , and he Mercurius , My page , my fon ...
Strana 183
... gods , of whatfoe'er degree , Refume not what themselves have giv❜n , Or any brother - god in heav'n ; Which keeps the peace among the gods , Or they must always be at odds : And And Pallas , if the broke the laws , Muft ENGLISH POES Y.
... gods , of whatfoe'er degree , Refume not what themselves have giv❜n , Or any brother - god in heav'n ; Which keeps the peace among the gods , Or they must always be at odds : And And Pallas , if the broke the laws , Muft ENGLISH POES Y.
Strana 226
... Gods beat up for volunteers To Greece , and Troy ; while Poltis fat In quiet governing his state . And whence , faid the pacific king , Does all this noife and difcord fpring ? Why , Paris took Atrides ' wife- With ease I could compofe ...
... Gods beat up for volunteers To Greece , and Troy ; while Poltis fat In quiet governing his state . And whence , faid the pacific king , Does all this noife and difcord fpring ? Why , Paris took Atrides ' wife- With ease I could compofe ...
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