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... See , See , barbarous nations at thy gates attend , Walk AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 13 when the pitiless mariners had left him in ...
... See , See , barbarous nations at thy gates attend , Walk AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 13 when the pitiless mariners had left him in ...
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Joseph Warton. See , barbarous nations at thy gates attend , Walk in thy light , and in thy temple bend ; See thy bright altars throng'd with prostrate kings , And heap'd with products of Sabæan springs + . As profperity and happiness ...
Joseph Warton. See , barbarous nations at thy gates attend , Walk in thy light , and in thy temple bend ; See thy bright altars throng'd with prostrate kings , And heap'd with products of Sabæan springs + . As profperity and happiness ...
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Joseph Warton. 39. See DIONYSIUS Homer's thoughts refine , And call new beauties forth from ev'ry line * . One THESE profaic lines , this fpiritlefs eulogy , are much below the merit of the ... See DIONYSIUS Homer's thoughts refine, ...
Joseph Warton. 39. See DIONYSIUS Homer's thoughts refine , And call new beauties forth from ev'ry line * . One THESE profaic lines , this fpiritlefs eulogy , are much below the merit of the ... See DIONYSIUS Homer's thoughts refine, ...
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