The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Volumen3John & Arthur Arch; and for Bell & Bradfute, and J. Mundell & Company Edinburgh, 1795 - 1157 páginas |
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... fire ; It made the English through the world belov'd , That durft to those fo mighty things aspire ; And gave fo clear a luftre to our fame , That neighbouring nations trembled at our name . When through the house , this rumor fcarcely ...
... fire ; It made the English through the world belov'd , That durft to those fo mighty things aspire ; And gave fo clear a luftre to our fame , That neighbouring nations trembled at our name . When through the house , this rumor fcarcely ...
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... fire , devis'd to throw from far , To burn to ground their palaces and halls : Some ftudying are the fcale which they had got , Thereby to take the level of their ( e ) fhot . The man in years preach'd to his youthful fon Pret'd to this ...
... fire , devis'd to throw from far , To burn to ground their palaces and halls : Some ftudying are the fcale which they had got , Thereby to take the level of their ( e ) fhot . The man in years preach'd to his youthful fon Pret'd to this ...
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... fire : As though foretelling , e'er they fhould return , That many a city , yet fecure , must burn . ' The well - rigg'd navy fall'n into the road , For this short cut with victual fully ftor'd , The king impatient of their long abode ...
... fire : As though foretelling , e'er they fhould return , That many a city , yet fecure , must burn . ' The well - rigg'd navy fall'n into the road , For this short cut with victual fully ftor'd , The king impatient of their long abode ...
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... fire balls , Baskets of twigs now carry ftones and clay , And to th ' affault who furioufly not falls ? The fpade and pick - ax working are below , Which then unfelt , yet gave the greatest blow . Rampiers of earth the painful pioneers ...
... fire balls , Baskets of twigs now carry ftones and clay , And to th ' affault who furioufly not falls ? The fpade and pick - ax working are below , Which then unfelt , yet gave the greatest blow . Rampiers of earth the painful pioneers ...
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... fire , And bloody enfigns ev'ry where disaply'd ; The English ftill within themselves entire ; When all these things they ferioufly had weigh'd To Henry's mercy found that they must trust , For they perceiv'd their own to be unjust ...
... fire , And bloody enfigns ev'ry where disaply'd ; The English ftill within themselves entire ; When all these things they ferioufly had weigh'd To Henry's mercy found that they must trust , For they perceiv'd their own to be unjust ...
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