The Beauties of English Poesy, Svazek 2Oliver Goldsmith James Williams, 1771 |
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... rage ) he cry'd , The gentle virtue of a bride ? That , leagu'd with man's destroying race , She fets her husband for the chace ? By treach❜ry prompts the noisy hound To fcent his footsteps on the ground ? Thou trait'ress vile for this ...
... rage ) he cry'd , The gentle virtue of a bride ? That , leagu'd with man's destroying race , She fets her husband for the chace ? By treach❜ry prompts the noisy hound To fcent his footsteps on the ground ? Thou trait'ress vile for this ...
Strana 88
... rage , and rancour fell . IV . The rural pipe , and merry lay No more fhall chear the happy day :: No focial scenes of gay delight Beguile the dreary winter - night : . No ftrains , but those of forrow , flow , And nought be heard but ...
... rage , and rancour fell . IV . The rural pipe , and merry lay No more fhall chear the happy day :: No focial scenes of gay delight Beguile the dreary winter - night : . No ftrains , but those of forrow , flow , And nought be heard but ...
Strana 221
... rage , Which death , or conqueft , must afswage He grows difpirited and low : He hates the fight , and fhuns the foe . In fcornful floth Achilles flept ; And for his wench , like Tall - boy , wept : Nor would return to war and flaughter ...
... rage , Which death , or conqueft , must afswage He grows difpirited and low : He hates the fight , and fhuns the foe . In fcornful floth Achilles flept ; And for his wench , like Tall - boy , wept : Nor would return to war and flaughter ...
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