Minor English Poets, 1660-1780: A Selection from Alexander Chalmers' The English Poets, Tom 1David P. French B. Blom, 1967 |
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... train , ' ( Loyal and young ) a solemn hunting made . Much was his train enlarg'd by their resort Who much his grandsire lov'd , and hither came To celebrate this day with annual sport , On which by battel here he earn'd his fame . And ...
... train , ' ( Loyal and young ) a solemn hunting made . Much was his train enlarg'd by their resort Who much his grandsire lov'd , and hither came To celebrate this day with annual sport , On which by battel here he earn'd his fame . And ...
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... train Than ever yet to satire lent a tale , Or haunted Chloris in the Mall . The first was he who stunk of that rank verse In which he wrote his Sodom Farce ; A wretch whom old diseases did so bite , That he writ bawdry sure in spite ...
... train Than ever yet to satire lent a tale , Or haunted Chloris in the Mall . The first was he who stunk of that rank verse In which he wrote his Sodom Farce ; A wretch whom old diseases did so bite , That he writ bawdry sure in spite ...
Strona 547
... train , Who sweetly sung in their immortal strain . No more content great Maro's steps to trace , New paths we search , and tread unbeaten ways . Ye Britons , then , triumphantly rejoice ; And with loud peals , and one consenting voice ...
... train , Who sweetly sung in their immortal strain . No more content great Maro's steps to trace , New paths we search , and tread unbeaten ways . Ye Britons , then , triumphantly rejoice ; And with loud peals , and one consenting voice ...
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