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Page 68
... ev'ry foe a death . Wearied , forfaken , and pursu'd , at last All fafety in defpair of fafety plac'd , Courage he thence refumes , refolv'd to bear All their affaults , fince ' tis in vain to fear : 299 And now too late he wishes for ...
... ev'ry foe a death . Wearied , forfaken , and pursu'd , at last All fafety in defpair of fafety plac'd , Courage he thence refumes , refolv'd to bear All their affaults , fince ' tis in vain to fear : 299 And now too late he wishes for ...
Page 108
... ev'ry feveral place , Conscious of her difdain and my disgrace , Muft witness her just punishment ; and be A scene of triumph and revenge to me ! As in this grove I took my last farewel , As on this very spot of earth I fell , As Friday ...
... ev'ry feveral place , Conscious of her difdain and my disgrace , Muft witness her just punishment ; and be A scene of triumph and revenge to me ! As in this grove I took my last farewel , As on this very spot of earth I fell , As Friday ...
Page 111
... ev'ry guest , The women fhriek'd , the men forfook the feaft ; The hounds at nearer distance hoarsly bay'd ; The hunter close purfu'd the vifionary maid , She rent the heav'n with loud laments , imploring aid . The gallants , to protect ...
... ev'ry guest , The women fhriek'd , the men forfook the feaft ; The hounds at nearer distance hoarsly bay'd ; The hunter close purfu'd the vifionary maid , She rent the heav'n with loud laments , imploring aid . The gallants , to protect ...
Page 113
... ev'ry mind . Nor Theodore encourag'd more the feast , But fternly look'd , as hatching in his breaft Some deep defigns ; which when Honoria view'd , The fresh impulse her former fright renew'd ; She thought herself the trembling dame ...
... ev'ry mind . Nor Theodore encourag'd more the feast , But fternly look'd , as hatching in his breaft Some deep defigns ; which when Honoria view'd , The fresh impulse her former fright renew'd ; She thought herself the trembling dame ...
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... Ev'n they who pity'd most , yet blam'd her more : The parallel they needed not to name , But in the dead they damn'd the living dame . At ev'ry little noise fhe look'd behind , For ftill the knight was present to her mind : 360 And ...
... Ev'n they who pity'd most , yet blam'd her more : The parallel they needed not to name , But in the dead they damn'd the living dame . At ev'ry little noise fhe look'd behind , For ftill the knight was present to her mind : 360 And ...
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