Minor English Poets, 1660-1780: A Selection from Alexander Chalmers' The English Poets, Tom 1David P. French B. Blom, 1967 |
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... God of slaves , " said they , " how can he be More powerful than their master's deity ? " And down they cast their rods , And mutter'd secret sounds that charm the ser- vile gods . The evil spirits their charms obey , And in a subtle ...
... God of slaves , " said they , " how can he be More powerful than their master's deity ? " And down they cast their rods , And mutter'd secret sounds that charm the ser- vile gods . The evil spirits their charms obey , And in a subtle ...
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... God's creature , his own god creates ! Hence in each household several deities grew , And when no old one pleas'd they fram'd a new : The only land which serv'd but one before , Did th ' only then all nations ' gods adore . They serv'd ...
... God's creature , his own god creates ! Hence in each household several deities grew , And when no old one pleas'd they fram'd a new : The only land which serv'd but one before , Did th ' only then all nations ' gods adore . They serv'd ...
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... gods from Argos ' shore , Calchas persuades , till then we urge in vain The fate of Troy . To measure back the main They all consent , but to return again , When reinforc'd with aids of gods and men . Thus Calchas ; then , instead of ...
... gods from Argos ' shore , Calchas persuades , till then we urge in vain The fate of Troy . To measure back the main They all consent , but to return again , When reinforc'd with aids of gods and men . Thus Calchas ; then , instead of ...
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