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... 40 Nec quidquam , nisi summa , movet . Succrescit ab imo , Totaque paulatim lentus premit inguina cortex . Ut vidit , conata manu laniare capillos , Where late was hair , the shooting leaves are seen FABLE OF DRYOPE . 7.
... 40 Nec quidquam , nisi summa , movet . Succrescit ab imo , Totaque paulatim lentus premit inguina cortex . Ut vidit , conata manu laniare capillos , Where late was hair , the shooting leaves are seen FABLE OF DRYOPE . 7.
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John Bell. Where late was hair , the shooting leaves are seen To rise and shade her with a sudden green . The child Amphissus , to her bosom prest , Perceiv'd a colder and a harder breast , And found the springs , that ne'er till then ...
John Bell. Where late was hair , the shooting leaves are seen To rise and shade her with a sudden green . The child Amphissus , to her bosom prest , Perceiv'd a colder and a harder breast , And found the springs , that ne'er till then ...
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... late unyok'd the sweating steers . Sometimes his pruning - hook corrects the vines , And the loose stragglers to their ranks confines ; Now gath'ring what the bounteous year allows , He pulls ripe apples from the bending boughs . A ...
... late unyok'd the sweating steers . Sometimes his pruning - hook corrects the vines , And the loose stragglers to their ranks confines ; Now gath'ring what the bounteous year allows , He pulls ripe apples from the bending boughs . A ...
Strona 65
... late had rest , And children sacred held a martin's nest ; Till baccaficos sold so dev'lish dear , To one that was , or would have been , a peer . 3 Let me extol a cat on oysters fed , I'll have a party at the Bedford - head ; Or ev'n ...
... late had rest , And children sacred held a martin's nest ; Till baccaficos sold so dev'lish dear , To one that was , or would have been , a peer . 3 Let me extol a cat on oysters fed , I'll have a party at the Bedford - head ; Or ev'n ...
Strona 72
... late ; ( For I , who hold sage Homer's rule the best , Welcome the coming , speed the going guest . ) " Pray Heav'n it last ! ( cries Swift ) as you go on ; " I wish to God this house had been your own ! Et nux ornabat mensas , cum ...
... late ; ( For I , who hold sage Homer's rule the best , Welcome the coming , speed the going guest . ) " Pray Heav'n it last ! ( cries Swift ) as you go on ; " I wish to God this house had been your own ! Et nux ornabat mensas , cum ...
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