Bell's Edition, Volúmenes83-84J. Bell, 1777 |
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... skies ? Say , can thy voice , when fultry Sirius reigns , And funs intenfely glowing cleave the plains , Th ' exhausted urns of thirsty fprings fupply , And mitigate the fever of the sky ? 96 T Or when the heav'ns are charg'd with ...
... skies ? Say , can thy voice , when fultry Sirius reigns , And funs intenfely glowing cleave the plains , Th ' exhausted urns of thirsty fprings fupply , And mitigate the fever of the sky ? 96 T Or when the heav'ns are charg'd with ...
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... skies . The Lord of Nature fram'd the show'ry how , Turn'd its gay arch , and bad its colours glow ; Its radiant circle compaffes the skies , And sweetly the rich tinctures faint and rife ; It bids the horrours of the form to cease ...
... skies . The Lord of Nature fram'd the show'ry how , Turn'd its gay arch , and bad its colours glow ; Its radiant circle compaffes the skies , And sweetly the rich tinctures faint and rife ; It bids the horrours of the form to cease ...
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... skies : Then Jove.omnipotent display'd the god , And all Olympus trembled as he trod . 16 20 He grafps ten thousand thunders in his hand , Bares his red arm , and wields the forky brand ; Then aims the bolts and bids his lightnings play ...
... skies : Then Jove.omnipotent display'd the god , And all Olympus trembled as he trod . 16 20 He grafps ten thousand thunders in his hand , Bares his red arm , and wields the forky brand ; Then aims the bolts and bids his lightnings play ...
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The Mimick 46 | 30 |
So may your hours foftfliding ſteal away | 46 |
An epitaph infcribed on a ſtone that covers his | 52 |
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Términos y frases comunes
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