Select Works of the British Poets: In a Chronological Series from Southey to Croly: with Biographical and Critical Notices, Volume 1 |
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... dread no perils near . A thousand tender thoughts their souls employ , That fondly dance to scenes of future joy . Thus time elapsed , while o'er the pathless tide Their ship through Grecian seas the pilots guide . Occasion call'd to ...
... dread no perils near . A thousand tender thoughts their souls employ , That fondly dance to scenes of future joy . Thus time elapsed , while o'er the pathless tide Their ship through Grecian seas the pilots guide . Occasion call'd to ...
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... dread th ' adjacent shore ; The boats with rowers arm'd are sent before : With cordage fasten'd to the lofty prow , Aloof to sea the stately ship they tow.t The windlass is a sort of large roller , used to wind in the cable , or heave ...
... dread th ' adjacent shore ; The boats with rowers arm'd are sent before : With cordage fasten'd to the lofty prow , Aloof to sea the stately ship they tow.t The windlass is a sort of large roller , used to wind in the cable , or heave ...
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... dread . in vain the bold Mæonian lyre s the numbers , fraught with living fire ! , indeed , that mournful harp of yore he sad wanderer lost upon the shore ; r that scene th ' impatient numbers ran , vient only to a nobler plan . ne , th ...
... dread . in vain the bold Mæonian lyre s the numbers , fraught with living fire ! , indeed , that mournful harp of yore he sad wanderer lost upon the shore ; r that scene th ' impatient numbers ran , vient only to a nobler plan . ne , th ...
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... dread concussion rends th ' ethereal frame . Sick Earth , convulsive , groans from shore to shore , And Nature , shuddering , feels the horrid roar . Still the sad prospect rises on my sight , Reveal'd in all its mournful shade and ...
... dread concussion rends th ' ethereal frame . Sick Earth , convulsive , groans from shore to shore , And Nature , shuddering , feels the horrid roar . Still the sad prospect rises on my sight , Reveal'd in all its mournful shade and ...
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... dread sceptre of imperial Rome , Nor bloody Goth , nor grisly Saracen , How raptured fancy burns , while warm in Nor the long galling yoke of proud Liguria , thought I trace the pictured landscape ; while I kiss With pilgrim lips devout ...
... dread sceptre of imperial Rome , Nor bloody Goth , nor grisly Saracen , How raptured fancy burns , while warm in Nor the long galling yoke of proud Liguria , thought I trace the pictured landscape ; while I kiss With pilgrim lips devout ...
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