The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volume 2Gregg, 1969 - Poetry |
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Page 192
... Rife to redeem ; ah yet , to conquer , rife ! The day may come , when all our warriors flain , That heart fhall melt , that courage rife in vain . Regard in time , O prince divinely brave ! Thofe wholesome counfels which thy father gave ...
... Rife to redeem ; ah yet , to conquer , rife ! The day may come , when all our warriors flain , That heart fhall melt , that courage rife in vain . Regard in time , O prince divinely brave ! Thofe wholesome counfels which thy father gave ...
Page 283
... rife } She scares ev'n Pluto , her immortal fire ; Her fifter furies tremble and retire . The thought of her fearing Pluto , and making the other furies tremble and fly from her , is nobly conceiv'd ; as alfo is that of her putting on ...
... rife } She scares ev'n Pluto , her immortal fire ; Her fifter furies tremble and retire . The thought of her fearing Pluto , and making the other furies tremble and fly from her , is nobly conceiv'd ; as alfo is that of her putting on ...
Page 308
... Rife in thy rage , thou , great avenger , rife ! Against curs'd Troy , go mighty fon of Tyre , Go , in the pomp of famine , fword , and fire ! And you , my Tyrians , with immortal hate ,. In future times , pursue the Dardan state . No ...
... Rife in thy rage , thou , great avenger , rife ! Against curs'd Troy , go mighty fon of Tyre , Go , in the pomp of famine , fword , and fire ! And you , my Tyrians , with immortal hate ,. In future times , pursue the Dardan state . No ...
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