The works of Horace, Volume 1W. Flexney, Mess. Johnson, and T. Caslon, 1767 |
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Page xxiv
... , fought her every where ? And that your marks of love the feas might bear , You wifh'd for wings to flutter o'er the main , And did your wish from yeilding Gods obtain ? Yet Yet left your voice , contriv'd to charm the ear xxiv PREFACE .
... , fought her every where ? And that your marks of love the feas might bear , You wifh'd for wings to flutter o'er the main , And did your wish from yeilding Gods obtain ? Yet Yet left your voice , contriv'd to charm the ear xxiv PREFACE .
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... bear no fruit . What worthy , for the nation's aid , Our crimes t ' atone fhall Jove affign , Come white - rob❜'d Phoebus , as we've pray'd , Do thou thyself divine ? Or if thou rather wouldft befriend Glad queen of Eryce's perfumes ...
... bear no fruit . What worthy , for the nation's aid , Our crimes t ' atone fhall Jove affign , Come white - rob❜'d Phoebus , as we've pray'd , Do thou thyself divine ? Or if thou rather wouldft befriend Glad queen of Eryce's perfumes ...
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... bear , All defp'rate deeds the race of mortals dare . Prometheus , with presumptuous fraud , Stole fire from heav'n , and spread the flame abroad , Of which dire facrilege the fruit , The lank confumption , and a new recruit Of fevers ...
... bear , All defp'rate deeds the race of mortals dare . Prometheus , with presumptuous fraud , Stole fire from heav'n , and spread the flame abroad , Of which dire facrilege the fruit , The lank confumption , and a new recruit Of fevers ...
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... bears Where I my dropping weeds have hung , And left my votive chart behind To him that rules both wave and wind . ODE O DE VI . AD AGRIPPAM . Varius tragadiographus bella Ode 5 . 27 THE ODES OF HORACE . Wretched are all within thy ...
... bears Where I my dropping weeds have hung , And left my votive chart behind To him that rules both wave and wind . ODE O DE VI . AD AGRIPPAM . Varius tragadiographus bella Ode 5 . 27 THE ODES OF HORACE . Wretched are all within thy ...
Page 60
... bear thee back to the main again . Oh ! what are you about ? Firmly poffefs the port . Do you not fee that your fides are defpoiled of oars , and your maft wounded by the rapid fouth , and your fail - yards crack ; and your keel can ...
... bear thee back to the main again . Oh ! what are you about ? Firmly poffefs the port . Do you not fee that your fides are defpoiled of oars , and your maft wounded by the rapid fouth , and your fail - yards crack ; and your keel can ...
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