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... mes pas , Qui glaces mon courage et désarmes mon bras ! Qui donnes au
malheur une si longue vie ! Eh ! qui pourrait , sans toi , souffrir l ' ignominie Dont
le vice puissant flétrit l ' humble vertu ? Voir , près du crime heureux , le mérite
abattu ...
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Tel Neptune autrefois s ' élevait sur les eaux Pour enchaîner les vents , tel
Cromwell sur nos têtes S ' élève , et , chef heureux de ses heureux égaux , Sait
de l ' ambition réprimer les terhpêtes . . . Par ses mains déchiré , ton malheureux
pays ...
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Elevé par sa chute , heureux de ses malheurs , Conquis , il s ' associe aux
destins d ' un grand homme ; Tels , d ' un peuple vaincu , jadis les dictateurs
Faisaient un peuple libre et citoyen de Rome . Et l ' irlandais aussi , partageant
nos ...
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Thimothée a monté sa lyre Sur un ton plus voluptueux ; Rempli d ' un amoureux
délire · Il chante les amans heureux : Qu ' est - ce , disait - il , que la guerre ? Une
brillante et cruelle chimère , Du bruit , du trouble , du fracas ; Des combats ...
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Dans son temple orné pour la fête L ' Hymen attend le couple heureux ; L ' Amour
court allumer ses feux ; Et l ' époux conduit sa conquête . Sur son char Vénus à
leur tête Amène les ris et les jeux ; Et ses colombes immortelles , En se baisant ...

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Poétique anglaise, Volume 1
Albin-Joseph-Ulpien Hennet
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Albin Joseph U. Hennet
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TítuloPoétique anglaise, Volume 3
Poétique anglaise, Albin Joseph U. Hennet
AutorAlbin Joseph U. Hennet
Publicado1806
Original deOxford University
Digitalizado17 nov. 2006
  
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