A Collection of Poems, Volum 2J. Dodsley, 1766 |
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Side 12
... transported he forgot his vow , ( Such perjuries the laughing gods allow ) Down the steep hills with ardent haste he flew ; He found her kind , and soon believ'd her true . POSSES- 米糕糕 POSSESSION . ECLOGUE IV . C To Lord ( 12 )
... transported he forgot his vow , ( Such perjuries the laughing gods allow ) Down the steep hills with ardent haste he flew ; He found her kind , and soon believ'd her true . POSSES- 米糕糕 POSSESSION . ECLOGUE IV . C To Lord ( 12 )
Side 13
Robert Dodsley. 米糕糕 POSSESSION . ECLOGUE IV . C To Lord COBHAM . OBHAM , to thee this rural lay I bring , Whose guiding judgment gives me skill to fing ; Though far unequal to thofe polish'd ftrains , With which thy Congreve charm'd ...
Robert Dodsley. 米糕糕 POSSESSION . ECLOGUE IV . C To Lord COBHAM . OBHAM , to thee this rural lay I bring , Whose guiding judgment gives me skill to fing ; Though far unequal to thofe polish'd ftrains , With which thy Congreve charm'd ...
Side 38
... LORD In the Year 1730 , - From WORCESTERSHIRE . By the Same , Strenua nos exercet Inertia : Navibus atque Quadrigis petimus bene Vivere : quod petis hic eft ; Eft Ulubris , Animus fi te non deficit æquus . AV'RITE of Venus and the ...
... LORD In the Year 1730 , - From WORCESTERSHIRE . By the Same , Strenua nos exercet Inertia : Navibus atque Quadrigis petimus bene Vivere : quod petis hic eft ; Eft Ulubris , Animus fi te non deficit æquus . AV'RITE of Venus and the ...
Side 40
... Lord , that Courts to you deny The useful practice of Philofophy : Horace , the wisest of the tuneful choir , Not always chofe from Greatness to retire , But in the palace of Auguftus knew The fame unerring maxims to pursue , Which in ...
... Lord , that Courts to you deny The useful practice of Philofophy : Horace , the wisest of the tuneful choir , Not always chofe from Greatness to retire , But in the palace of Auguftus knew The fame unerring maxims to pursue , Which in ...
Side 90
... lord , e For whom their dearest blood they nillen spare , Whenfo him lifteth draw the conqu❜ring fword ; So is that idol vain of them ador'd , Who ne with might beyond his meaneft thrall Endued , ne with fuperior wisdom stor'd , Sees ...
... lord , e For whom their dearest blood they nillen spare , Whenfo him lifteth draw the conqu❜ring fword ; So is that idol vain of them ador'd , Who ne with might beyond his meaneft thrall Endued , ne with fuperior wisdom stor'd , Sees ...
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