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Page 20
... breaft , and damp'd the rifing joy . Now dropp'd our anchors in th ' ean bay , Where Circe dwelt , the daughter of the Day ; v . 158. Where Circe dwelt . ] Hefied in his Theogony agrees with Homer as to the Genealogy of Circe and Aetes ...
... breaft , and damp'd the rifing joy . Now dropp'd our anchors in th ' ean bay , Where Circe dwelt , the daughter of the Day ; v . 158. Where Circe dwelt . ] Hefied in his Theogony agrees with Homer as to the Genealogy of Circe and Aetes ...
Page 51
... breaft beats homeward , anxious to return : If but a moment parted from thy eyes , 575 Their tears flow round me , and my heart complies , Go then , ( fhe cry'd ) ah go ! yet think , not I , Not Circe , but the Fates your wish deny . Ah ...
... breaft beats homeward , anxious to return : If but a moment parted from thy eyes , 575 Their tears flow round me , and my heart complies , Go then , ( fhe cry'd ) ah go ! yet think , not I , Not Circe , but the Fates your wish deny . Ah ...
Page 64
... breaft . A at Troy , who have no relation to the ftory of the Odyssey : Æneas receives the Hiftory of his own Pofterity ; his father inftructs him how to manage the Italian war , and how to conclude it with ho- nour ; that is , to lay ...
... breaft . A at Troy , who have no relation to the ftory of the Odyssey : Æneas receives the Hiftory of his own Pofterity ; his father inftructs him how to manage the Italian war , and how to conclude it with ho- nour ; that is , to lay ...
Page 77
... breaft . Weary of light , Ulyffes here explores , A profp'rous voyage to his native fhores ; But know by me unerring Fates difclofe New trains of dangers , and new scenes of woes 130 I fee ! I fee , thy bark by Neptune toft , For injur ...
... breaft . Weary of light , Ulyffes here explores , A profp'rous voyage to his native fhores ; But know by me unerring Fates difclofe New trains of dangers , and new scenes of woes 130 I fee ! I fee , thy bark by Neptune toft , For injur ...
Page 90
... breaft th'important truth conceal , Nor dare the fecret of a God reveal : 305 For know , thou Neptune view'ft ! and at my nod Earth trembles , and the waves confefs their God . He added not , but mountain spurn'd the plain , Then plung ...
... breaft th'important truth conceal , Nor dare the fecret of a God reveal : 305 For know , thou Neptune view'ft ! and at my nod Earth trembles , and the waves confefs their God . He added not , but mountain spurn'd the plain , Then plung ...
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