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... turn , And bid fair peace be to my fable shrowd : For we were nurft upon the self - same hill , Fed the fame flock , by fountain , fhade , and rill . Together both , ere the high lawns appear'd 25 Under the opening eye - lids of the ...
... turn , And bid fair peace be to my fable shrowd : For we were nurft upon the self - same hill , Fed the fame flock , by fountain , fhade , and rill . Together both , ere the high lawns appear'd 25 Under the opening eye - lids of the ...
Page 59
... turns away our eyes : But fuch a rife as doth at once invite 45 A pleasure , and a reverence from the fight : Thy mighty mafters emblem , in whofe face Sate meekness , heightned with majestick grace . , Such feems thy gentle height ...
... turns away our eyes : But fuch a rife as doth at once invite 45 A pleasure , and a reverence from the fight : Thy mighty mafters emblem , in whofe face Sate meekness , heightned with majestick grace . , Such feems thy gentle height ...
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... turn'd , and stood at bay . * When in that remedy all hope was plac't , Which was , or should have been at leaft , the laft . Here was that charter feal'd , † wherein the crown All marks of arbitrary pow'r lays down : 230 Tyrant and ...
... turn'd , and stood at bay . * When in that remedy all hope was plac't , Which was , or should have been at leaft , the laft . Here was that charter feal'd , † wherein the crown All marks of arbitrary pow'r lays down : 230 Tyrant and ...
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... turn'd to parched fands , And not an onion that will grow , Without a Nile to overflow . VI . The grazing herds now droop and pant , E'en without labour fit to faint , And willingly forsake ' their meat , To feek out cover from the heat ...
... turn'd to parched fands , And not an onion that will grow , Without a Nile to overflow . VI . The grazing herds now droop and pant , E'en without labour fit to faint , And willingly forsake ' their meat , To feek out cover from the heat ...
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... turns ' to meteors in the night . III . The shadows now fo long do grow , That brambles like tall cedars show , Mole - hills feem mountains , and the ant Appears a monstrous elephant . V , 8. turn . 40 5 1a IV . A very little little ...
... turns ' to meteors in the night . III . The shadows now fo long do grow , That brambles like tall cedars show , Mole - hills feem mountains , and the ant Appears a monstrous elephant . V , 8. turn . 40 5 1a IV . A very little little ...
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