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... thee place ; Tho ' all the Skies , ambitious of thy Sway , Conspire to court thee from our World away ; Tho ' Phebus longs to mix his Rays with thine , And in thy Glories more ferenely shine ; B 4 Tho ' C C C Tho ' Jove himself no lefs ...
... thee place ; Tho ' all the Skies , ambitious of thy Sway , Conspire to court thee from our World away ; Tho ' Phebus longs to mix his Rays with thine , And in thy Glories more ferenely shine ; B 4 Tho ' C C C Tho ' Jove himself no lefs ...
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... thee ; Yet stay , great Cæfar ! and vouchfafe to reign O'er the wide Earth , and o'er the watry Main , Refign to Jove his Empire of the Skies , And People Heav'n with Roman Deities . The Time will come , when a diviner Flame Shall warm ...
... thee ; Yet stay , great Cæfar ! and vouchfafe to reign O'er the wide Earth , and o'er the watry Main , Refign to Jove his Empire of the Skies , And People Heav'n with Roman Deities . The Time will come , when a diviner Flame Shall warm ...
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... Thee begot an impious Brood , And with full Lust thofe horrid Joys renew'd : Then felf - condemn'd to Shades of endless Night , Tore from thefe Orbs the bleeding Balls of Sight . Oh hear , and aid the Vengeance I require ; If worthy Thee ...
... Thee begot an impious Brood , And with full Lust thofe horrid Joys renew'd : Then felf - condemn'd to Shades of endless Night , Tore from thefe Orbs the bleeding Balls of Sight . Oh hear , and aid the Vengeance I require ; If worthy Thee ...
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... thee what Fates remain , What Woes attend this inaufpicious Reign ? Muft we , alas ! our doubtful Necks prepare , Each haughty Mafter's Yoke by turns to bear , [ fear ? And still to change whom chang'd we still must These now controul a ...
... thee what Fates remain , What Woes attend this inaufpicious Reign ? Muft we , alas ! our doubtful Necks prepare , Each haughty Mafter's Yoke by turns to bear , [ fear ? And still to change whom chang'd we still must These now controul a ...
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... thee ; On Impious Realms , and barbʼrous Kings , impose Thy Plagues , and curfe ' em with fuch * Sons as [ thofe . . Thus , in Reproach and Pray'r , the Queen exprest The Rage and Grief contending in her Breast ; Unmov'd remain'd the ...
... thee ; On Impious Realms , and barbʼrous Kings , impose Thy Plagues , and curfe ' em with fuch * Sons as [ thofe . . Thus , in Reproach and Pray'r , the Queen exprest The Rage and Grief contending in her Breast ; Unmov'd remain'd the ...
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