Minor English Poets, 1660-1780: A Selection from Alexander Chalmers' The English Poets, Volumen6David P. French B. Blom, 1967 |
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... FAME . SPOKE AT SCARBOROUGH . [ Entering . WHERE is this author ? -Bid the wretch appear , Let him come in , and wait for judgment - here . This awful jury , all impatient , wait ; Let him come in , I say , and meet his fate ! Strange ...
... FAME . SPOKE AT SCARBOROUGH . [ Entering . WHERE is this author ? -Bid the wretch appear , Let him come in , and wait for judgment - here . This awful jury , all impatient , wait ; Let him come in , I say , and meet his fate ! Strange ...
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... fame ; A valiant son springs from a valiant sire : Their race by mettle sprightly coursers prove ; Nor can the warlike eagle's active fire Degenerate to form the timorous dove . But education can the genius raise , And wise instructions ...
... fame ; A valiant son springs from a valiant sire : Their race by mettle sprightly coursers prove ; Nor can the warlike eagle's active fire Degenerate to form the timorous dove . But education can the genius raise , And wise instructions ...
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... fame ? True fame demands not panegyric aid ; The fun'ral torch burns brightest in the shade ; Too fast it blazes , fann'd by public air ; - Thus blossoms fall , before their tree can bear . True fame , like porc'lain earth , for years ...
... fame ? True fame demands not panegyric aid ; The fun'ral torch burns brightest in the shade ; Too fast it blazes , fann'd by public air ; - Thus blossoms fall , before their tree can bear . True fame , like porc'lain earth , for years ...
Contenido
The Regicide | 17 |
Poems of Wilkie | 55 |
The Authors Preface to his Epigoniad | 69 |
Derechos de autor | |
Otras 29 secciones no mostradas
Términos y frases comunes
Adrastus appears arms bear beauty breast breath bright charms chief death divine Earth ev'n ev'ry eyes fair fall fame fancy fate fear field fire flame flow flowers force gentle give glory grace grove hand happy head hear heart Heav'n hero honour hope hour human kind king leave light live lord lost maid means mind Muse nature never night o'er once pain passion peace plain poem poet pow'r praise pride rage reason rest rise rose round sacred scene sense shade side skies smiles soft song soon soul sound spread spring stand strain stream sweet tears tender thee things thou thought toil trembling true truth turn vain virtue voice wave wild winds young youth