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... of the poem and most consistent with the language of the original . The reader who wants more particulars on this head , may consult Servius , De La Cerda , or Rusus . V. * MENALCAS , MOPSUS . Menalcas . SINCE you 480 THE PASTORALS.
... of the poem and most consistent with the language of the original . The reader who wants more particulars on this head , may consult Servius , De La Cerda , or Rusus . V. * MENALCAS , MOPSUS . Menalcas . SINCE you 480 THE PASTORALS.
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... MOPSUS . Menalcas . SINCE you with skill can touch the tuneful reed , Since few my verses or my voice exceed ; In this refreshing shade shall we recline , Where hazels with the lofty elms combine ? Mopsus . Your riper age a due respect ...
... MOPSUS . Menalcas . SINCE you with skill can touch the tuneful reed , Since few my verses or my voice exceed ; In this refreshing shade shall we recline , Where hazels with the lofty elms combine ? Mopsus . Your riper age a due respect ...
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... Mopsus . No more , Menalcas ; we delay too long , The grot's dim shade invites my promised song . When Daphnis fell by fate's remorseless blow * The weeping nymphs pour'd wild the plaint of woe ; Witness , O hazel - grove , and winding ...
... Mopsus . No more , Menalcas ; we delay too long , The grot's dim shade invites my promised song . When Daphnis fell by fate's remorseless blow * The weeping nymphs pour'd wild the plaint of woe ; Witness , O hazel - grove , and winding ...
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... Mopsus . His virtues sure our noblest numbers claim ; Nought can delight me more than such a theme , Which in your song new dignity obtains ; Oft has our Stimichon extoll'd the strains . Menalcas . Now Daphnis shines , among the gods a ...
... Mopsus . His virtues sure our noblest numbers claim ; Nought can delight me more than such a theme , Which in your song new dignity obtains ; Oft has our Stimichon extoll'd the strains . Menalcas . Now Daphnis shines , among the gods a ...
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... Mopsus . What boon , dear shepherd , can your song requite ? For nought in nature yields so sweet delight . Not the soft sighing of the southern gale , That faintly breathes along the flowery vale ; Nor , when light breezes curl the ...
... Mopsus . What boon , dear shepherd , can your song requite ? For nought in nature yields so sweet delight . Not the soft sighing of the southern gale , That faintly breathes along the flowery vale ; Nor , when light breezes curl the ...
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Amyntas bard beauty beneath blast blest bloom blooming band bosom bower breast breathe charms cliffs clouds Corydon Damætas Daphnis dark death deep delight divine dread drest ECLOGUE Edwin Eton College fair fame Fancy Fancy's fate fear fire flame flocks flowers gale gentle glory glow grace Gray grove hail hand hear heart Heaven hope Julius Cæsar lonely Lycidas lyre maid Margaret of Anjou melting Menalcas mighty mind Mopsus mountains mourn Muse Nature's ne'er numbers nymph o'er peace Pindaric plain poem pomp pride rage rapture reign rills round sacred sailor young scene shade shepherd sing skies smile soft song soothe soul spring storm strain stream sublime sung swain sweet tear thee thine Thormodus Torfæus thou thought toil trembling truth Twas vale verse virtue voice warbling wave wild winds wing yonder youth