Miscellaneous Poems and Translations: By Several Hands. Particularly, I. Windsor-Forest, ... By Mr. PopeBernard Lintot, 1720 |
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... She fcorn'd the praife of beauty , and the care ; A belt her wafte , a fillet binds her hair , A painted quiver on her fhoulder founds , And with her dart the flying deer she wounds . It chanc'd , as eager of the chace the maid Beyond ...
... She fcorn'd the praife of beauty , and the care ; A belt her wafte , a fillet binds her hair , A painted quiver on her fhoulder founds , And with her dart the flying deer she wounds . It chanc'd , as eager of the chace the maid Beyond ...
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... She faid , and melting as in tears the lay , In a foft , filver ftream diffolv'd away . The filver ftream her virgin coldness keeps , For ever murmurs , and for ever weeps ; Still bears the name the hapless virgin bore , And bathes the ...
... She faid , and melting as in tears the lay , In a foft , filver ftream diffolv'd away . The filver ftream her virgin coldness keeps , For ever murmurs , and for ever weeps ; Still bears the name the hapless virgin bore , And bathes the ...
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... She faid , and melting as in tears the lay , In a foft , filver ftream diffolv'd away . The filver ftream her virgin coldness keeps , For ever murmurs , and for ever weeps ; Still bears the name the hapless virgin bore , And bathes the ...
... She faid , and melting as in tears the lay , In a foft , filver ftream diffolv'd away . The filver ftream her virgin coldness keeps , For ever murmurs , and for ever weeps ; Still bears the name the hapless virgin bore , And bathes the ...
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... She faw her fons with purple deaths expire , " Her facred domes involv'd in rolling fire . A dreadful series of inteftine wars , Inglorious triumphs , and difhoneft fcars . 1 At length great Anna faid - Let difcord cease ! She faid ...
... She faw her fons with purple deaths expire , " Her facred domes involv'd in rolling fire . A dreadful series of inteftine wars , Inglorious triumphs , and difhoneft fcars . 1 At length great Anna faid - Let difcord cease ! She faid ...
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