The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volume 2Gregg, 1969 - Poetry |
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Page 94
... Say I fhall the plant the blooming olive in its stead Say , fhall my prince , who now the Scepter wields , " Reftore the harvest to Germanias fields ! " Shall he chastise fierce Gallia's pride , " And bid her infolence fubfide , " And ...
... Say I fhall the plant the blooming olive in its stead Say , fhall my prince , who now the Scepter wields , " Reftore the harvest to Germanias fields ! " Shall he chastise fierce Gallia's pride , " And bid her infolence fubfide , " And ...
Page 210
... Say , fhall we march with our unconquer'd pow'rs , ( The Greeks and I ) to Ilicn's hostile tow'rs , And bring the race of royal baftards here , For Troy to raniom at a price too dear ? But fafer plunder thy own hoft fupplies ; Say ...
... Say , fhall we march with our unconquer'd pow'rs , ( The Greeks and I ) to Ilicn's hostile tow'rs , And bring the race of royal baftards here , For Troy to raniom at a price too dear ? But fafer plunder thy own hoft fupplies ; Say ...
Page 289
... Say , glorious prince , thy country's hope and joy What caufe fo long detains thee from thy Troy ? Say , from what realms , fo long defir'd in vain , Her Hector comes , to blefs her eyes again ? After fuch numbers flain , such labours ...
... Say , glorious prince , thy country's hope and joy What caufe fo long detains thee from thy Troy ? Say , from what realms , fo long defir'd in vain , Her Hector comes , to blefs her eyes again ? After fuch numbers flain , such labours ...
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