Ovid's Epistles: With His AmoursT. Davies, 1776 - 348 páginas |
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... durft force the difmal Shades below ; Then for your Honour fhall at last be said , Here's He , who by a wretched Wile betray'd A Loving , Innocent , Believing Maid . } Of Of all thofe Acts , we in your Father knew PHILLIS to DEMOPHOON . 23.
... durft force the difmal Shades below ; Then for your Honour fhall at last be said , Here's He , who by a wretched Wile betray'd A Loving , Innocent , Believing Maid . } Of Of all thofe Acts , we in your Father knew PHILLIS to DEMOPHOON . 23.
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... , where those false Arms of thine , With treach'rous Kindnefs , us'd fo oft to twine ; And as becomes a poor unhappy Wife , Repair my ruin'd Honour with my Life . } When When we can once with our hard Fate comply , 26 OVID'S EPISTLES .
... , where those false Arms of thine , With treach'rous Kindnefs , us'd fo oft to twine ; And as becomes a poor unhappy Wife , Repair my ruin'd Honour with my Life . } When When we can once with our hard Fate comply , 26 OVID'S EPISTLES .
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... have betray'd ( All pitiless ) a frail believing Maid : A Maid that lov'd thee thou haft robb'd of Fame , And may no greater Honour reach thy Name , In Athens when thy Statue shall be plac'd Near thy In 30 OVID'S EPISTLES .
... have betray'd ( All pitiless ) a frail believing Maid : A Maid that lov'd thee thou haft robb'd of Fame , And may no greater Honour reach thy Name , In Athens when thy Statue shall be plac'd Near thy In 30 OVID'S EPISTLES .
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... 'n to her . If by thy Valour Troy muft ruin'd be , May not the Ruin leave one Scar on thee ; Sharer in th ' Honour , from the Danger free ! } } Let t Let Menelaus fight , and force his Way Through the 64 OVID'S EPISTLES .
... 'n to her . If by thy Valour Troy muft ruin'd be , May not the Ruin leave one Scar on thee ; Sharer in th ' Honour , from the Danger free ! } } Let t Let Menelaus fight , and force his Way Through the 64 OVID'S EPISTLES .
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... Honour priz'd fo high , Whilft the mean Fraud's the greater Infamy . How much more happy are we rural Maids , Who know no other Palaces than Shades ? Who want no Titles to enflave the Crowd , Left they shou'd babble all our Crimes aloud ...
... Honour priz'd fo high , Whilft the mean Fraud's the greater Infamy . How much more happy are we rural Maids , Who know no other Palaces than Shades ? Who want no Titles to enflave the Crowd , Left they shou'd babble all our Crimes aloud ...
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