Poetical Miscellanies: Consisting of Original Poems and TranslationsJ. Tonson, 1714 - 318 páginas |
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... Grace Race Space Pace Embrace Deface Thrace Difgrace Mace Efface Retrace Chace Difplace Apace Brace Replace Mifplace Grimmace Populace Unbrace . And the Terminations AISE , AS , ASE , ASS , AZE , and EASE . Alfo the plural Number of the ...
... Grace Race Space Pace Embrace Deface Thrace Difgrace Mace Efface Retrace Chace Difplace Apace Brace Replace Mifplace Grimmace Populace Unbrace . And the Terminations AISE , AS , ASE , ASS , AZE , and EASE . Alfo the plural Number of the ...
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... Grace ; For fhe her felf had made his Count'nance bright , Breath'd Honour on his Eyes , and her own purple Light . Dr. AOLUS . Then th'angry Goddefs , on fwift Vengeance bent , . To Aolus's bluft'ring Kingdom went ; Where he the Winds ...
... Grace ; For fhe her felf had made his Count'nance bright , Breath'd Honour on his Eyes , and her own purple Light . Dr. AOLUS . Then th'angry Goddefs , on fwift Vengeance bent , . To Aolus's bluft'ring Kingdom went ; Where he the Winds ...
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... grace his potent Hand , Nor fhakes he there the Lightning's flaming Brand : But , ruder to behold , a horned Ram , Belies the God , and Ammon is his Name . There no proud Domes are rais'd , no Gems are feen To blaze upon his Shrines ...
... grace his potent Hand , Nor fhakes he there the Lightning's flaming Brand : But , ruder to behold , a horned Ram , Belies the God , and Ammon is his Name . There no proud Domes are rais'd , no Gems are feen To blaze upon his Shrines ...
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... Grace , Ineffable , fate blooming on his Face . His Cheeks fuch Beauty fhew'd , fuch Light and Joy his Eyes , As from full Blifs , frefh Youth , and Strength immortal rise . The pureft Piece of Heav'n's etherial Blue , In a rich Mantle ...
... Grace , Ineffable , fate blooming on his Face . His Cheeks fuch Beauty fhew'd , fuch Light and Joy his Eyes , As from full Blifs , frefh Youth , and Strength immortal rise . The pureft Piece of Heav'n's etherial Blue , In a rich Mantle ...
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... Grace diffus'd . Under a Coronet his flowing Hair In Curls on either Cheek play'd : Wings he wore Of many a colour'd Plume fprinkled with Gold : His Habit fit for fpeed fuccinct , and held Before his decent Steps a filver Wand . Milt ...
... Grace diffus'd . Under a Coronet his flowing Hair In Curls on either Cheek play'd : Wings he wore Of many a colour'd Plume fprinkled with Gold : His Habit fit for fpeed fuccinct , and held Before his decent Steps a filver Wand . Milt ...
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Página 237 - O thou, that, with surpassing glory crown'd, Look'st from thy sole dominion, like the god Of this new world; at whose sight all the stars Hide their diminish'd heads ; to thee I call, But with no friendly voice, and add thy name, 0 sun ! to tell thee how I hate thy beams, That bring to my remembrance from what state 1 fell, how glorious once above thy sphere...
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