The Works of the Poets of Great Britain and Ireland, Volume 5J. Moore, 1800 - English poetry |
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... delight All that the fun furrounds of fair and bright , Then , fictly juft , he with adoring eyes , To radiant Efte gives the royal prize , VOL . V. Of antique ftock her high defcent fhe brings , Born to renew the race of Britain's ...
... delight All that the fun furrounds of fair and bright , Then , fictly juft , he with adoring eyes , To radiant Efte gives the royal prize , VOL . V. Of antique ftock her high defcent fhe brings , Born to renew the race of Britain's ...
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... delight the fair : To bright Afpafia Socrates retir'd , His wifdom grew but as his love infpir'd ; Thofe rocks and oaks which fuch emotions felt , Were cruel maids whom Orpheus taught to melt ; Mufic , and fongs , and every way to move ...
... delight the fair : To bright Afpafia Socrates retir'd , His wifdom grew but as his love infpir'd ; Thofe rocks and oaks which fuch emotions felt , Were cruel maids whom Orpheus taught to melt ; Mufic , and fongs , and every way to move ...
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... delight ; The martial Moors in gallantry refin'd , Invent new arts to make their charmers kind ; See in the lifts ... delights to fmile , Flying from fcenes of horror , quits our ifle , With Charles , the Cupids and the Graces gone , In ...
... delight ; The martial Moors in gallantry refin'd , Invent new arts to make their charmers kind ; See in the lifts ... delights to fmile , Flying from fcenes of horror , quits our ifle , With Charles , the Cupids and the Graces gone , In ...
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... delight , Princess ador'd and lov'd ! If verse can give A deathless name , thine fhall for ever live ; ' Invok'd where - e'er the British lion roars , Extended as the feas that gird the British fhores . The wife immortals in their feats ...
... delight , Princess ador'd and lov'd ! If verse can give A deathless name , thine fhall for ever live ; ' Invok'd where - e'er the British lion roars , Extended as the feas that gird the British fhores . The wife immortals in their feats ...
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... delight to rend My foul with pain ? Ah ! why torment thy friend ? Begin , begin , the myftic fpells prepare , Bring Myra back , my perjur'd wanderer . Thrice have I facrific'd , and proftrate thrice Ador'd : affift , ye powers , the ...
... delight to rend My foul with pain ? Ah ! why torment thy friend ? Begin , begin , the myftic fpells prepare , Bring Myra back , my perjur'd wanderer . Thrice have I facrific'd , and proftrate thrice Ador'd : affift , ye powers , the ...
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