The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen2Gregg, 1969 |
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... reft That in the garden of Adonis fprings , Is wicked Time ; who , with his fcythe addreft , Does mow the flowring herbs and goodly things , And all their glory to the ground down flings . Where they do wither , and are foully marr'd ...
... reft That in the garden of Adonis fprings , Is wicked Time ; who , with his fcythe addreft , Does mow the flowring herbs and goodly things , And all their glory to the ground down flings . Where they do wither , and are foully marr'd ...
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... Reft undetermin'd ' till the dawning day . He ceas'd ; then order'd for the fage's bed A warmer couch with num'rous carpets fpread ; With that , ftern Ajax his long filence broke , And thus , impatient , to Ulyffes fpoke . Hence let us ...
... Reft undetermin'd ' till the dawning day . He ceas'd ; then order'd for the fage's bed A warmer couch with num'rous carpets fpread ; With that , ftern Ajax his long filence broke , And thus , impatient , to Ulyffes fpoke . Hence let us ...
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... reft betake " them feveral ways , and to feveral employments , as " their inclinations lead them , to entertain the time till " Satan return . He paffes on his journey to hell gates , " finds them fhut , and who fat there to guard them ...
... reft betake " them feveral ways , and to feveral employments , as " their inclinations lead them , to entertain the time till " Satan return . He paffes on his journey to hell gates , " finds them fhut , and who fat there to guard them ...
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