Minor English Poets, 1660-1780: A Selection from Alexander Chalmers' The English Poets, Tom 1David P. French B. Blom, 1967 |
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... doth itself present With such an easy and unforc'd ascent , That no stupendous precipice denies Access , o horrour turns away our eyes : But such a rise as doth at once invite A pleasure , and a reverence from the sight . Thy mighty ...
... doth itself present With such an easy and unforc'd ascent , That no stupendous precipice denies Access , o horrour turns away our eyes : But such a rise as doth at once invite A pleasure , and a reverence from the sight . Thy mighty ...
Strona 345
... doth his feign'd mother yield ; Nor Mars ( her champion ) ' s flaming shield Guards him when Cupid takes the field . He clips Hope's wings , whose airy bliss Much higher than fruition is ; But less than nothing , if it miss . When ...
... doth his feign'd mother yield ; Nor Mars ( her champion ) ' s flaming shield Guards him when Cupid takes the field . He clips Hope's wings , whose airy bliss Much higher than fruition is ; But less than nothing , if it miss . When ...
Strona 353
... doth But more delight in easy inatters find . " You're grey and old , and to some pious. tues ; bnt I have translated only the two first , not to turn the kindness I intended to him into an injury ; for the two last are little more than ...
... doth But more delight in easy inatters find . " You're grey and old , and to some pious. tues ; bnt I have translated only the two first , not to turn the kindness I intended to him into an injury ; for the two last are little more than ...
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