The Works of the English Poets, 10. köideR. Hett, 1779 - 303 pages |
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... wise , As one who long on heaven had fix'd her eyes , Difcern'd a change of weather in the skies . The western borders were with crimson spread , The moon descending look'd all - flaming red ; She thought good - manners bound her to ...
... wise , As one who long on heaven had fix'd her eyes , Difcern'd a change of weather in the skies . The western borders were with crimson spread , The moon descending look'd all - flaming red ; She thought good - manners bound her to ...
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... wise remove . Now as a nymph I need not fue , nor try The force of any lightning but the eye . Beauty and youth more than a God command ; No Jove could e'er the force of thefe withstand . ' Tis here that fovereign power admits difpute ...
... wise remove . Now as a nymph I need not fue , nor try The force of any lightning but the eye . Beauty and youth more than a God command ; No Jove could e'er the force of thefe withstand . ' Tis here that fovereign power admits difpute ...
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