The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volume 2Gregg, 1969 - Poetry |
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John Newbery. And threw it to the ground , enraged rife , And to him faid ; fie , fie , faint hearted knight , What meaneft thou by this reproachful ftrife ? Is this the battle , which thou vaunt'ft to fight With that fire ... rife, ...
John Newbery. And threw it to the ground , enraged rife , And to him faid ; fie , fie , faint hearted knight , What meaneft thou by this reproachful ftrife ? Is this the battle , which thou vaunt'ft to fight With that fire ... rife, ...
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... rife , but from the fober pow'r Of conftancy ? fhe , heaven - born queen Defcends , and in this woobine - vefted bower Fixes her ftedfaft reign : Stedfast as when her high command Gives to the ftarry band Their radiant ftations in heav ...
... rife , but from the fober pow'r Of conftancy ? fhe , heaven - born queen Defcends , and in this woobine - vefted bower Fixes her ftedfaft reign : Stedfast as when her high command Gives to the ftarry band Their radiant ftations in heav ...
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... 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 wholefome counfels which thy father gave . When Peleus in his aged arms embrac ...
... 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 wholefome counfels which thy father gave . When Peleus in his aged arms embrac ...
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