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... eyes can feast no more , For Ocean bounds the long extended - fhore . Ah ! fee the beauteous face of Heav'n o'ercaft , And Furies ride upon the howling blast- Difturb'd , I ftart , the airy vifion flies , And life's low cares once more ...
... eyes can feast no more , For Ocean bounds the long extended - fhore . Ah ! fee the beauteous face of Heav'n o'ercaft , And Furies ride upon the howling blast- Difturb'd , I ftart , the airy vifion flies , And life's low cares once more ...
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... eyes , are black ; its thighs are of a flesh colour , its eyes large and prominent ; the iris of an orange yellow ; the care , and the region of the eyes , naked and yellow : a tuft or comb compofed of about twelve feathers , placed in ...
... eyes , are black ; its thighs are of a flesh colour , its eyes large and prominent ; the iris of an orange yellow ; the care , and the region of the eyes , naked and yellow : a tuft or comb compofed of about twelve feathers , placed in ...
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... eyes were bright , Yet taught ' em first to weep ? XI . Why did you praife my blushing lips , Yet make their scarlet pale ? And why , alas ! did I , fond maid ! Believe the flatt'ring tale ? XII . But now my face no more is fair ; My ...
... eyes were bright , Yet taught ' em first to weep ? XI . Why did you praife my blushing lips , Yet make their scarlet pale ? And why , alas ! did I , fond maid ! Believe the flatt'ring tale ? XII . But now my face no more is fair ; My ...
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