Ovid's Epistles: With His AmoursJ. and R. Tonson, 1761 - 309 páginas |
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... same perfuades Silent himself ; yet all his actions plead : For me they plead ; and he , good man , because He'll spoil no sport , officiously withdraws . Had he no other time to vifit Crete ? Oh ! how prodigious is a husband's wit ! He ...
... same perfuades Silent himself ; yet all his actions plead : For me they plead ; and he , good man , because He'll spoil no sport , officiously withdraws . Had he no other time to vifit Crete ? Oh ! how prodigious is a husband's wit ! He ...
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... same : You check my generous paffion when you crave , Not that I'm loth to part with what I have ; Had you not ask'd me , I had freely gave . } ELEGY Y XI . To Nape , praying her to deliver his letter to her Mistress . By the fame Hand ...
... same : You check my generous paffion when you crave , Not that I'm loth to part with what I have ; Had you not ask'd me , I had freely gave . } ELEGY Y XI . To Nape , praying her to deliver his letter to her Mistress . By the fame Hand ...
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... same . Thefe better , than from me fhe learn'd , I thought , Something taught new , alas ! I wish'd untaught . What most gave pleasure , that now ftings the most ; Why were our darting tongues entirely lost ? Nor fret 1 , thou in ...
... same . Thefe better , than from me fhe learn'd , I thought , Something taught new , alas ! I wish'd untaught . What most gave pleasure , that now ftings the most ; Why were our darting tongues entirely lost ? Nor fret 1 , thou in ...
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