The Works in Verse and Prose, of William Shenstone, Esq;: I. Elegies on several occasions. II. Odes, songs, ballads, &c. III. Levities, or pieces of humour. IV. Moral piecesR. and J. Dodsley, in Pall-mall., 1764 - 345 ページ |
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... lyre difplay'd my wonted loves , The penfive pleasure and the tender pain , The fordid ALPHEUS hurry'd thro ' my groves ; Yet ftop'd to vent the dictates of disdain . He glanc'd contemptuous o'er my ruin'd fold He blam'd the graces of ...
... lyre difplay'd my wonted loves , The penfive pleasure and the tender pain , The fordid ALPHEUS hurry'd thro ' my groves ; Yet ftop'd to vent the dictates of disdain . He glanc'd contemptuous o'er my ruin'd fold He blam'd the graces of ...
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... lyre . " Why am I ravish'd from my native strand ? What favage race protects this impious gain ? Shall foreign plagues infeft this teeming land , And more than fea - born monsters plough the main & Here the dire locufts horrid fwarms ...
... lyre . " Why am I ravish'd from my native strand ? What favage race protects this impious gain ? Shall foreign plagues infeft this teeming land , And more than fea - born monsters plough the main & Here the dire locufts horrid fwarms ...
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... lyre . See THOMSON , loit'ring near fome limpid well , For BRITAIN's friend the verdant wreath prepare ! Or , ftudious of revolving feasons , tell , See How peerless LUCIA made all seasons fair ! * from civic garlands fly , And in these ...
... lyre . See THOMSON , loit'ring near fome limpid well , For BRITAIN's friend the verdant wreath prepare ! Or , ftudious of revolving feasons , tell , See How peerless LUCIA made all seasons fair ! * from civic garlands fly , And in these ...
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... , may my tongue difdain a vaffal's care ; My lyre refound no prostituted lay ; More warm to merit , more elate to wear The cap of freedom , than the crown of bays . Sooth'd Sooth'd by the murmurs of my pebbled flood , I [ 88 ]
... , may my tongue difdain a vaffal's care ; My lyre refound no prostituted lay ; More warm to merit , more elate to wear The cap of freedom , than the crown of bays . Sooth'd Sooth'd by the murmurs of my pebbled flood , I [ 88 ]
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... lyre ! Ye rural thanes that o'er the mossy down Some panting , timorous hare pursue ; Does nature mean your joys alone to crown ? Say , does fhe smoothe her lawns for you ? For you does echo bid the rocks reply , And urg❜d by rude ...
... lyre ! Ye rural thanes that o'er the mossy down Some panting , timorous hare pursue ; Does nature mean your joys alone to crown ? Say , does fhe smoothe her lawns for you ? For you does echo bid the rocks reply , And urg❜d by rude ...
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