Ovid's Epistles, Volumen2Martin and Bain, 1795 |
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... 'd Ulysses , there Achilles dar'd , There Hector torn the foaming horses scar'd . All did old Nestor to your son explain , To seek you sent ; who told me all again . 35 40 Your sword how Dolon , no , nor Rhesus 2 OVID'S EPISTLES .
... 'd Ulysses , there Achilles dar'd , There Hector torn the foaming horses scar'd . All did old Nestor to your son explain , To seek you sent ; who told me all again . 35 40 Your sword how Dolon , no , nor Rhesus 2 OVID'S EPISTLES .
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... seek . Your son may live , the foe may grow less strong . As yet they're powerful , and their hopes are young , Return , my wand'ring lord , the only scope 170 Of all our pray'rs , the end of all our hope ; Return , and teach your son ...
... seek . Your son may live , the foe may grow less strong . As yet they're powerful , and their hopes are young , Return , my wand'ring lord , the only scope 170 Of all our pray'rs , the end of all our hope ; Return , and teach your son ...
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... seek a land that flies a searcher's care . Nor can my rising tow'rs your flight restrain , Nor my new empire offer'd you in vain , Built walls you shun , unbuilt you seek ; that land Is yet to conquer ; but you this command . 10 Suppose ...
... seek a land that flies a searcher's care . Nor can my rising tow'rs your flight restrain , Nor my new empire offer'd you in vain , Built walls you shun , unbuilt you seek ; that land Is yet to conquer ; but you this command . 10 Suppose ...
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... seek thy fate , ' Tis a dear purchase , and a costly hate , Stay but a little , ' till the tempest cease , And the loud winds are lull'd into a peace ! May all thy rage , like theirs , inconstant prove ! And so it will if there be pow'r ...
... seek thy fate , ' Tis a dear purchase , and a costly hate , Stay but a little , ' till the tempest cease , And the loud winds are lull'd into a peace ! May all thy rage , like theirs , inconstant prove ! And so it will if there be pow'r ...
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... seek'st ; to be at best , When there arriv'd a poor precarious guest . Yet it deludes thy search : perhaps it will To thy old age lie undiscover'd still . A ready crown and wealth in dow'r I bring , And without conqu'ring here thou art ...
... seek'st ; to be at best , When there arriv'd a poor precarious guest . Yet it deludes thy search : perhaps it will To thy old age lie undiscover'd still . A ready crown and wealth in dow'r I bring , And without conqu'ring here thou art ...
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