A Collection of Poems, Volum 2J. Dodsley, 1766 |
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... this ; and could I add befide What wealth the rich Peruvian mountains hide ; If all the gems in Eastern rocks were mine , On thee alone their glitt'ring pride fhould fhine . A 4 But But if thy mind no gifts have pow'r to move ( 7 )
... this ; and could I add befide What wealth the rich Peruvian mountains hide ; If all the gems in Eastern rocks were mine , On thee alone their glitt'ring pride fhould fhine . A 4 But But if thy mind no gifts have pow'r to move ( 7 )
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... rich a meed ! Which most shall I admire , which worthiest praise , The Hero or the People ? Honour doubts , And weighs their virtues in an equal fcale . Not thus Germania pays th ' uncancell❜d debt Of gratitude to us . Bluth , Cæfar ...
... rich a meed ! Which most shall I admire , which worthiest praise , The Hero or the People ? Honour doubts , And weighs their virtues in an equal fcale . Not thus Germania pays th ' uncancell❜d debt Of gratitude to us . Bluth , Cæfar ...
Side 21
Robert Dodsley. With ever - new delight . The tap'ftry rich With gold , and gay with all the beauteous paint Of various - colour'd filks , difpos'd with skill , Attracts her curious eye . Here Ifter rolls His purple wave ; and there the ...
Robert Dodsley. With ever - new delight . The tap'ftry rich With gold , and gay with all the beauteous paint Of various - colour'd filks , difpos'd with skill , Attracts her curious eye . Here Ifter rolls His purple wave ; and there the ...
Side 36
... rich ftreams fupply'd the world before . Illuftrious names ! that once in Latium shin'd , Born to inftruct and to command mankind ; Chiefs , by whofe virtue mighty Rome was rais'd , And Poets , who thofe Chiefs fublimely prais'd ! Oft I ...
... rich ftreams fupply'd the world before . Illuftrious names ! that once in Latium shin'd , Born to inftruct and to command mankind ; Chiefs , by whofe virtue mighty Rome was rais'd , And Poets , who thofe Chiefs fublimely prais'd ! Oft I ...
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... rich could Fortune give That I by abfence should my Delia grieve ? Let great Meffalla shine in martial toils , And grace his palace with triumphal spoils ; Me Beauty holds in ftrong , though gentle chains , Far from tumultuous war and ...
... rich could Fortune give That I by abfence should my Delia grieve ? Let great Meffalla shine in martial toils , And grace his palace with triumphal spoils ; Me Beauty holds in ftrong , though gentle chains , Far from tumultuous war and ...
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