The works of Horace, Volume 1W. Flexney, Mess. Johnson, and T. Caslon, 1767 |
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... - work , it means the whole chain of Rhapsodies , from one end of the book to the other.- -But to go on- As when the fane and facred wood Of Dian , or meandring flood In In pleasant fields or copious flow Of Rhine , or PREFACE . XXV.
... - work , it means the whole chain of Rhapsodies , from one end of the book to the other.- -But to go on- As when the fane and facred wood Of Dian , or meandring flood In In pleasant fields or copious flow Of Rhine , or PREFACE . XXV.
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Horace. In pleasant fields or copious flow Of Rhine , or many - colour'd bow Are all defcrib'd The former part of these verses : As when the fane and facred wood of Dian , & c . alludes to the following lines in the VII . book of the ...
Horace. In pleasant fields or copious flow Of Rhine , or many - colour'd bow Are all defcrib'd The former part of these verses : As when the fane and facred wood of Dian , & c . alludes to the following lines in the VII . book of the ...
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... fields , you shall never tempt , with all that Attalus was worth , to become an anxious failor , and plow the Myrtoan fea in a Cyprian veffel . The merchant , fearful of the fouth - weft , contending with the Icarian waves , extols ...
... fields , you shall never tempt , with all that Attalus was worth , to become an anxious failor , and plow the Myrtoan fea in a Cyprian veffel . The merchant , fearful of the fouth - weft , contending with the Icarian waves , extols ...
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... fields with hoary frosts are white , But Cytherean Venus leads the ball . She , while the moon attends upon the scene , The Nymphs and decent Graces in the set , Shakes with alternate feet the fhaven green , While Vulcan's Cyclops at ...
... fields with hoary frosts are white , But Cytherean Venus leads the ball . She , while the moon attends upon the scene , The Nymphs and decent Graces in the set , Shakes with alternate feet the fhaven green , While Vulcan's Cyclops at ...
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... field abide , From fun and duft recede , Nor with his friends , in gallant pride , Drefs'd in his regimentals , ride , And curb the manag'd steed ? Why does he now to bathe disdain , And fear the fandy flood ? Why from th ' athletic oil ...
... field abide , From fun and duft recede , Nor with his friends , in gallant pride , Drefs'd in his regimentals , ride , And curb the manag'd steed ? Why does he now to bathe disdain , And fear the fandy flood ? Why from th ' athletic oil ...
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