The Works of Alexander Pope, Esq: In Eight Volumes, Complete, with His Last Corrections, Additions, and Improvements; Together with All His Notes, 2. köideW. Cavil, T. Martin, T. French, and J. Wren., 1795 |
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Page 72
... imago Evicit nubes , nullaque obftante reluxit . Vimque parat : fed vi non eft opus ; inque figura Capta Dei Nympha eft , et mutua vulnera fentit .. IMITATIONS IMITATIONS of ENGLISH POETS . W Done by the Author 72 VERTUMNUS AND POMONA .
... imago Evicit nubes , nullaque obftante reluxit . Vimque parat : fed vi non eft opus ; inque figura Capta Dei Nympha eft , et mutua vulnera fentit .. IMITATIONS IMITATIONS of ENGLISH POETS . W Done by the Author 72 VERTUMNUS AND POMONA .
Page 73
... POETS . W Done by the Author in his Youth . I. CHAUCER . WOMEN ben full of ragerie , Yet fwinken nat fans fecrefie . Thilke moral fhall ye underftond , From schoole - boy's tale of fayre Irelond : Which to these fennes hath him betake ...
... POETS . W Done by the Author in his Youth . I. CHAUCER . WOMEN ben full of ragerie , Yet fwinken nat fans fecrefie . Thilke moral fhall ye underftond , From schoole - boy's tale of fayre Irelond : Which to these fennes hath him betake ...
Page 75
... or lane or nook , Would greet the man who turn'd him to the wall , And by his hand obscene the porter took , Nor ever did afkance like modeft virgin look . 45 VI . Such place hath Deptford , navy - building VI . ENGLISH POETS . 75.
... or lane or nook , Would greet the man who turn'd him to the wall , And by his hand obscene the porter took , Nor ever did afkance like modeft virgin look . 45 VI . Such place hath Deptford , navy - building VI . ENGLISH POETS . 75.
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... poet made the filent wood purfue , This vocal wood had drawn the poet too . II ON ON A FAN OF THE AUTHOR'S DESIGN , in which 76 IMITATIONS OF.
... poet made the filent wood purfue , This vocal wood had drawn the poet too . II ON ON A FAN OF THE AUTHOR'S DESIGN , in which 76 IMITATIONS OF.
Page 77
... fweets diffuse , And foft carnations show'r their balmy dews ; Where lilies fmile in virgin robes of white , The thin undress of fuperficial light ; 5 And 1 And vary'd tulips fhow fo dazzling gay , Bluthing ENGLISH POETS . 77.
... fweets diffuse , And foft carnations show'r their balmy dews ; Where lilies fmile in virgin robes of white , The thin undress of fuperficial light ; 5 And 1 And vary'd tulips fhow fo dazzling gay , Bluthing ENGLISH POETS . 77.
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