Ovid's Epistles: With His AmoursT. Davies, 1776 - 348 páginas |
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... fatal to them both . But what most confirms me against this Opinion is , that Ovid himself complains that the true Perfon of Corinna was found out by the Fame of his Verses to her : Which if it had been Julia , he durft not have owned ...
... fatal to them both . But what most confirms me against this Opinion is , that Ovid himself complains that the true Perfon of Corinna was found out by the Fame of his Verses to her : Which if it had been Julia , he durft not have owned ...
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... fatal Letter stain , I F Imagine , ere you read , the Writer flain ; One Hand the Sword , and one the Pen imploys , And in my Lap the ready Paper lyes . Think in this Pofture thou behold'st me In this my cruel Father would delight ...
... fatal Letter stain , I F Imagine , ere you read , the Writer flain ; One Hand the Sword , and one the Pen imploys , And in my Lap the ready Paper lyes . Think in this Pofture thou behold'st me In this my cruel Father would delight ...
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... fatal Dow'r a Father gives ? Thou God of Marriage , fhun thy own Difgrace , And take thy Torch from this detefted Place ; Instead of that , let Furies light their Brands ; And fire my Pile with their infernal Hands . With happier ...
... fatal Dow'r a Father gives ? Thou God of Marriage , fhun thy own Difgrace , And take thy Torch from this detefted Place ; Instead of that , let Furies light their Brands ; And fire my Pile with their infernal Hands . With happier ...
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... fatal Steel Of thofe proud Darts , which too much I feel ; And by great Juno , whofe refiftless Art Gave thee my Hand , when I had giv'n my Heart . Thou fwor'ft fo much , that if each God fhould be Juft to revenge his injur'd felf and ...
... fatal Steel Of thofe proud Darts , which too much I feel ; And by great Juno , whofe refiftless Art Gave thee my Hand , when I had giv'n my Heart . Thou fwor'ft fo much , that if each God fhould be Juft to revenge his injur'd felf and ...
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... fatal Night had been my laft ; Then I had dy'd , but then I had been chafte . I hop'd you were , ' caufe I deferv'd you , True ! Is it a Crime to with what is our due ? ' Tis fure no mighty Glory to deceive A tender Maid , fo willing to ...
... fatal Night had been my laft ; Then I had dy'd , but then I had been chafte . I hop'd you were , ' caufe I deferv'd you , True ! Is it a Crime to with what is our due ? ' Tis fure no mighty Glory to deceive A tender Maid , fo willing to ...
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