The Moral Miscellany: Or, a Collection of Select Pieces. in Prose and Verse for the Instruction and Entertainment of YouthH. H. Holle, 1775 - 376 ページ |
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... Virgil's Tomb 353 Song for Ranelagh 357 The The final Caufe of the Pleasures we receive from the The CONTENTS .
... Virgil's Tomb 353 Song for Ranelagh 357 The The final Caufe of the Pleasures we receive from the The CONTENTS .
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... wait th ' infpiring Nine ; For fure , I faid , where Maro's athes fleep , The weeping Mufes muft their vigils keep : Z Still Still o'er their fav'rite's monument they mourn , And with 16 . THE MORAL MISCELLANY , : 353 Virgil's Tomb.
... wait th ' infpiring Nine ; For fure , I faid , where Maro's athes fleep , The weeping Mufes muft their vigils keep : Z Still Still o'er their fav'rite's monument they mourn , And with 16 . THE MORAL MISCELLANY , : 353 Virgil's Tomb.
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... Virgil's tomb : Or ftretch'd beneath thy myrtle's fragrant fhade , With dreams extatic hov'ring o'er my head , See ... Virgil's tomb . ' Twas fuch a scene as gave a kind relief To memory , in fweetly - penfive grief : Gloomy , unpleafing ...
... Virgil's tomb : Or ftretch'd beneath thy myrtle's fragrant fhade , With dreams extatic hov'ring o'er my head , See ... Virgil's tomb . ' Twas fuch a scene as gave a kind relief To memory , in fweetly - penfive grief : Gloomy , unpleafing ...
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