Miscellaneous Poems and Translations: By Several Hands. Particularly, I. Windsor-Forest, ... By Mr. PopeBernard Lintot, 1720 |
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... springs , and open all your shades . Granville commands ; your aid O Muses bring ! What Mufe for Granville can refuse to fing ? The groves of Eden , vanish'd now so long , Live in defcription , and look green in fong : These , were my ...
... springs , and open all your shades . Granville commands ; your aid O Muses bring ! What Mufe for Granville can refuse to fing ? The groves of Eden , vanish'd now so long , Live in defcription , and look green in fong : These , were my ...
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... springs . And mounts exulting on triumphant wings . Short is his joy ; he feels the fiery wound , Flutters in blood , and panting beats the ground . Ah ! what avail his glossy , varying dyes , His purple creft , and scarlet - circled ...
... springs . And mounts exulting on triumphant wings . Short is his joy ; he feels the fiery wound , Flutters in blood , and panting beats the ground . Ah ! what avail his glossy , varying dyes , His purple creft , and scarlet - circled ...
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... spring , beneath the quiv'ring shade , Where cooling vapours breathe along the mead , The patient fisher takes his filent stand , Intent , his angle trembling in his hand ; With looks unmov'd , he hopes the scaly breed , And eyes the ...
... spring , beneath the quiv'ring shade , Where cooling vapours breathe along the mead , The patient fisher takes his filent stand , Intent , his angle trembling in his hand ; With looks unmov'd , he hopes the scaly breed , And eyes the ...
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... springs , or fought the cooling shade ; Here arm'd with filver bows , in early dawn , Her bufkin'd Virgins trac'd the dewy lawn . Above the rest a rural nymph was fam'd , Thy offspring , Thames ! the fair Lodona nam'd , ( Lodona's fate ...
... springs , or fought the cooling shade ; Here arm'd with filver bows , in early dawn , Her bufkin'd Virgins trac'd the dewy lawn . Above the rest a rural nymph was fam'd , Thy offspring , Thames ! the fair Lodona nam'd , ( Lodona's fate ...
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... spring so clear . Not fabled Po more swells the Poet's lays , While thro ' the skies his shining current strays , Than thine , which vifits Windfor's fam'd abodes , To grace the manfion of our earthly Gods : Nor all his stars a brighter ...
... spring so clear . Not fabled Po more swells the Poet's lays , While thro ' the skies his shining current strays , Than thine , which vifits Windfor's fam'd abodes , To grace the manfion of our earthly Gods : Nor all his stars a brighter ...
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