The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Volumen13John & Arthur Arch; and for Bell & Bradfute, and J. Mundell & Company Edinburgh, 1795 |
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... charms around her head : 80 100 140 151 Soon as the deathlefs gods were born , and man , A mortal race , with voice endow'd , began , The heav'nly pow'rs from high their work behold , And the first age they flyle an age of gold . Men ...
... charms around her head : 80 100 140 151 Soon as the deathlefs gods were born , and man , A mortal race , with voice endow'd , began , The heav'nly pow'rs from high their work behold , And the first age they flyle an age of gold . Men ...
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... charms which to the bard belong , A gift from gods deriv'd , the pow'r of long . Hail maids celeftial , feed of heav ... charms renown'd ; To thefe fucceffive wily Saturn came , 219 As fire and fon in each a barb'rous name . Three fons ...
... charms which to the bard belong , A gift from gods deriv'd , the pow'r of long . Hail maids celeftial , feed of heav ... charms renown'd ; To thefe fucceffive wily Saturn came , 219 As fire and fon in each a barb'rous name . Three fons ...
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... charms , Be that the cement of the gods in arms ; Grateful remember , when in chains ye lay , From darkness Jove redeem'd ye to the day . He fpoke , and Cottus to the god replies : O venerable fire ! in council wife , Who freed ...
... charms , Be that the cement of the gods in arms ; Grateful remember , when in chains ye lay , From darkness Jove redeem'd ye to the day . He fpoke , and Cottus to the god replies : O venerable fire ! in council wife , Who freed ...
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... charms , Be that the cement of the gods in arms ; Grateful remember , when in chains ye lay , From darkness Jove redeem'd ye to the day . He ipoke , and Cottus to the god replies : O venerable fire ! in council wife , Who freed ...
... charms , Be that the cement of the gods in arms ; Grateful remember , when in chains ye lay , From darkness Jove redeem'd ye to the day . He ipoke , and Cottus to the god replies : O venerable fire ! in council wife , Who freed ...
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... charms proceed As make the hearts of all beholders bleed . He Ceres next , a bounteous goddess led To tafte the pleafures of the genial bed ; To him fair - arm'd Perfephone the bore , Whom Pluto ravish'd from her native fhore : The ...
... charms proceed As make the hearts of all beholders bleed . He Ceres next , a bounteous goddess led To tafte the pleafures of the genial bed ; To him fair - arm'd Perfephone the bore , Whom Pluto ravish'd from her native fhore : The ...
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