The British Poets: Including Translations ...C. Whittingham, 1822 |
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... dreads the gliding snake , With deeper agonies afraid ; Not that her presence could afford them aid . With cheerful heart will I sustain , To purchase your esteem , this dread campaign : Not that my ploughs , with heavier toil , Or with ...
... dreads the gliding snake , With deeper agonies afraid ; Not that her presence could afford them aid . With cheerful heart will I sustain , To purchase your esteem , this dread campaign : Not that my ploughs , with heavier toil , Or with ...
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... dread . Take me a man , at venture , from the crowd , And he's ambitious , covetous , or proud . One burns to madness for the wedded dame ; Unnatural lusts another's breast inflame : O'er gold's fair lustre one with rapture sighs ; For ...
... dread . Take me a man , at venture , from the crowd , And he's ambitious , covetous , or proud . One burns to madness for the wedded dame ; Unnatural lusts another's breast inflame : O'er gold's fair lustre one with rapture sighs ; For ...
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... dread , He fastens on you till he reads you dead ; And like a leech , voracious of his food , Quits not his cruel hold till gorged with blood . THE END . C. Whittingham , College House , Chiswick . " THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY ...
... dread , He fastens on you till he reads you dead ; And like a leech , voracious of his food , Quits not his cruel hold till gorged with blood . THE END . C. Whittingham , College House , Chiswick . " THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY ...
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AGAMEMNON ALBIUS TIBULLUS Appian Aristippus bard behold bend beneath bless'd brave breast Cæsar charms cheerful CHORUS OF YOUTHS cries crowd DAMASIPPUS dame dare DAVUS divine dread dress'd e'en ease Ennius Epistle Epode fair fame fate fear feast festal fierce fire flowing folly fond fool form'd fortune frugal genius give glorious glow gods gold guest happy hath head hear heart honours HORACE hour indulgence inspire Jove JULIUS FLORUS labours Latian laugh live Lucilius luxurious lyre madness Mæcenas Medea Muse ne'er never night numbers o'er pain passion Pindar Plautus pleasure poet possess'd praise pride prithee pursue rage raise rapture rhymes rich rise Roman Rome sacred Satire scene shame shine sing slave soul Staberius STERTINIUS strain sure taste thee thine thou Thracian TIRESIAS toil verse vile Virgil VIRGINS virtue Viscus wealth whence wine wise wretch yield