Ovid's Epistles: With His AmoursT. Davies, 1776 - 348 páginas |
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... Hopes and Fears . Tho ' Infant Graces footh Your gentle Hours , More foft than Sighs , more fweet than breathing Flow'rs ; Let rafh Admirers your keen Lightning fear ; ' Tis bright at distance , but destroys if near . The Time ere ...
... Hopes and Fears . Tho ' Infant Graces footh Your gentle Hours , More foft than Sighs , more fweet than breathing Flow'rs ; Let rafh Admirers your keen Lightning fear ; ' Tis bright at distance , but destroys if near . The Time ere ...
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... hope without Offence to either of their Memories , for I both loved them living , and re- verence them now they are dead . But if , after what I have urged , it be thought by better Judges , that the Praise of a Tranflation confifts in ...
... hope without Offence to either of their Memories , for I both loved them living , and re- verence them now they are dead . But if , after what I have urged , it be thought by better Judges , that the Praise of a Tranflation confifts in ...
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... hope from Seas and Rocks a milder Fate . Ye gentle Gales , beneath my Body blow , And foftly lay me on the Waves below ! And thou , kind Love , my finking Limbs sustain , Spread thy foft Wings , and waft me o'er the Main , Nor let a ...
... hope from Seas and Rocks a milder Fate . Ye gentle Gales , beneath my Body blow , And foftly lay me on the Waves below ! And thou , kind Love , my finking Limbs sustain , Spread thy foft Wings , and waft me o'er the Main , Nor let a ...
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... hope for Ease , Ah let me feek it from the raging Seas : From thee to thofe , unpity'd I'll remove , And either cease to live , or cease to love ! CANACE CANACE TO MACAREUS . By Mr. DRYDEN . The ARGUMEN SAPHO to PHAON . 13.
... hope for Ease , Ah let me feek it from the raging Seas : From thee to thofe , unpity'd I'll remove , And either cease to live , or cease to love ! CANACE CANACE TO MACAREUS . By Mr. DRYDEN . The ARGUMEN SAPHO to PHAON . 13.
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... hope , and thought you'd still be here ; We hardly can believe thofe Things we fear ; Now ' tis too plain , and , fpight of Love and you , I must both fear it , and believe it too . How oft did I deceive my felf , and swore I saw your ...
... hope , and thought you'd still be here ; We hardly can believe thofe Things we fear ; Now ' tis too plain , and , fpight of Love and you , I must both fear it , and believe it too . How oft did I deceive my felf , and swore I saw your ...
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Página 112 - Your unripe hopes their harveft muft attend: Be rul'd by me, and time may be your friend. This is enough to let you underftand...
Página 146 - Be kind ; so may the boar before thee fall ; So may the water-nymphs in heat of day, Though thou their sex despise, thy thirst allay.
Página 110 - But I with you may leave the Spartan port, To view the Trojan wealth and Priam's court. Shown while I fee, I fhall expofe my fame, And fill a foreign country with my fhame.
Página 108 - O you pow'rs above, How rude I am in all the arts of love! My hand is yet untaught to write to men: This is th...