The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volume 2Gregg, 1969 - Poetry |
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John Newbery. The joyous birds , fhrouded in chearful fhade , Their notes unto the voice attempred fweet ; Th ' angelical , foft trembling voices made To th ' inftruments divine refpondence meet ; The filver - founding ... fhade, ...
John Newbery. The joyous birds , fhrouded in chearful fhade , Their notes unto the voice attempred fweet ; Th ' angelical , foft trembling voices made To th ' inftruments divine refpondence meet ; The filver - founding ... fhade, ...
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... fhade , No frantic fhouts of Thracian dames . No fatyrs fierce with favage flames Thy pleafing accents fhall invade . Queen of the lyre , in thy retreat , The faireft flow'rs of Pindus glow ; The vine afpires to crown thy feat , And ...
... fhade , No frantic fhouts of Thracian dames . No fatyrs fierce with favage flames Thy pleafing accents fhall invade . Queen of the lyre , in thy retreat , The faireft flow'rs of Pindus glow ; The vine afpires to crown thy feat , And ...
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... fhade Uliffes lies , His woes forgot ! But Pallas now addreft To break the bands of all - compofing reft . Forth from her fnowy hand Nausicaa threw The various ball ; the ball erroneous flew , And swam the stream : loud fhrieks the ...
... fhade Uliffes lies , His woes forgot ! But Pallas now addreft To break the bands of all - compofing reft . Forth from her fnowy hand Nausicaa threw The various ball ; the ball erroneous flew , And swam the stream : loud fhrieks the ...
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