The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Volumen6John & Arthur Arch; and for Bell & Bradfute, and J. Mundell & Company Edinburgh, 1795 - 1157 páginas |
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... raise : Than whom great Alexander may seem lefs ; Who conquer'd men , but not their languages . In his mouth nations spake ; his tongue might be Interpreter to Greece , France , Italy . His native fcil was the four parts o ' th ' earth ...
... raise : Than whom great Alexander may seem lefs ; Who conquer'd men , but not their languages . In his mouth nations spake ; his tongue might be Interpreter to Greece , France , Italy . His native fcil was the four parts o ' th ' earth ...
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... raise yourselves with that vigour above all human enemies ; to be combated at once from above and from below , to be struct down and to triumph I know not whether fuch trials have been ever paralleled in any uation : the refolution and ...
... raise yourselves with that vigour above all human enemies ; to be combated at once from above and from below , to be struct down and to triumph I know not whether fuch trials have been ever paralleled in any uation : the refolution and ...
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... raise . XLIX . The prince long time had courted fortune's love , But once poffefs'd did abfolutely reign : Thus with their Amazons the heroes ftrove , And conquer'd first those beauties they would gain . L. The duke beheld , like Scipio ...
... raise . XLIX . The prince long time had courted fortune's love , But once poffefs'd did abfolutely reign : Thus with their Amazons the heroes ftrove , And conquer'd first those beauties they would gain . L. The duke beheld , like Scipio ...
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... raise our own ; That we may angels feem , we paint them elves , And are but fatires to fet up ourselves . 1 , who have all this while been finding fault , Ev'n with my master , who first fatire taught ; And did by that defcribe the task ...
... raise our own ; That we may angels feem , we paint them elves , And are but fatires to fet up ourselves . 1 , who have all this while been finding fault , Ev'n with my master , who first fatire taught ; And did by that defcribe the task ...
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... raise the plot to have the fcandal thrown Upon the bright fucceffor of the crown , Whofe virtue with fuch wrongs they had purfucd , As feem'd all hope of pardon to exclude . Thus , while on private ends their zeal is built , The cheated ...
... raise the plot to have the fcandal thrown Upon the bright fucceffor of the crown , Whofe virtue with fuch wrongs they had purfucd , As feem'd all hope of pardon to exclude . Thus , while on private ends their zeal is built , The cheated ...
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