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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... maid ; Minerva next perform'd the task affign'd , With ev'ry female art adorn'd her mind . To drefs her Suada , and the Graces join ; Around her perfon , lo ! the di'monds shine . To deck her brows the fair trefs'd seasons bring ! A ...
... maid ; Minerva next perform'd the task affign'd , With ev'ry female art adorn'd her mind . To drefs her Suada , and the Graces join ; Around her perfon , lo ! the di'monds shine . To deck her brows the fair trefs'd seasons bring ! A ...
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... maid , deriv'd from Jove , Renown'd , and reverenc'd by the gods above , When mortals violate her facred laws , When judges hear the bribe , and not the cause , Clofe by her parent - god behold her stand , And urge the punishment their ...
... maid , deriv'd from Jove , Renown'd , and reverenc'd by the gods above , When mortals violate her facred laws , When judges hear the bribe , and not the cause , Clofe by her parent - god behold her stand , And urge the punishment their ...
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... maid , deriv'd from Jove , Renown'd , and reverenc'd by the gods above , When mortals violate her facred laws , When judges hear the bribe , and not the cause , Clofe by her parent god behold her stand , And urge the punishment their ...
... maid , deriv'd from Jove , Renown'd , and reverenc'd by the gods above , When mortals violate her facred laws , When judges hear the bribe , and not the cause , Clofe by her parent god behold her stand , And urge the punishment their ...
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... maid , Free and fecure , of ftorms nor winds afraid , Lives , nurtur'd chafte beneath her mother's eye , Unburt , unfully'd , by the winter's fky ; Or now to bathe her lovely limbs fhe goes , Now round the fair the fragrant ointment ...
... maid , Free and fecure , of ftorms nor winds afraid , Lives , nurtur'd chafte beneath her mother's eye , Unburt , unfully'd , by the winter's fky ; Or now to bathe her lovely limbs fhe goes , Now round the fair the fragrant ointment ...
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... maid , Free and fecure , of ftorms nor winds afraid , Lives , nurtur'd chafte beneath her mother's eye , Unhurt , unfully'd , by the winter's fky ; Or now to bathe her lovely limbs fhe goes , Now round the fair the fragrant ointment ...
... maid , Free and fecure , of ftorms nor winds afraid , Lives , nurtur'd chafte beneath her mother's eye , Unhurt , unfully'd , by the winter's fky ; Or now to bathe her lovely limbs fhe goes , Now round the fair the fragrant ointment ...
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