The Art of English Poetry, 1702, Volúmenes1-3Scolar P., 1968 - 429 páginas |
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... Deep ! Dreary Plain - ! - Forlorn and Wild ! The Seat of Defolation ! void of Light , Save what the glimmering of Hell's livid Flames Cafts Pale and Dreadful ; -Unreal , Vaft , Unbounded Deep Hud . Milt Of horrible Confufion ! Rude ...
... Deep ! Dreary Plain - ! - Forlorn and Wild ! The Seat of Defolation ! void of Light , Save what the glimmering of Hell's livid Flames Cafts Pale and Dreadful ; -Unreal , Vaft , Unbounded Deep Hud . Milt Of horrible Confufion ! Rude ...
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... deep ; The late Narciffus , and the winding Trail Of Bearsfoot , Myrtles Green , and Ivy Pale : For where with fhady Tow'rs Tarentum ftands , And deep Galefus foaks the Yellow Sands , I chanc'd an old Corycian Swain to know , Lord of ...
... deep ; The late Narciffus , and the winding Trail Of Bearsfoot , Myrtles Green , and Ivy Pale : For where with fhady Tow'rs Tarentum ftands , And deep Galefus foaks the Yellow Sands , I chanc'd an old Corycian Swain to know , Lord of ...
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... Deep disclose ; Purfu'd by conqu'ring Winds they fly , and roar , And crowd , and headlong run against the Shore : This Orb's wide Frame with the Convulfion shakes , Oft opens in the Storm , and often Cracks : Horror , Amazement , and ...
... Deep disclose ; Purfu'd by conqu'ring Winds they fly , and roar , And crowd , and headlong run against the Shore : This Orb's wide Frame with the Convulfion shakes , Oft opens in the Storm , and often Cracks : Horror , Amazement , and ...
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