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Pagina 424
... VIRG . Georg . iii . 272 . But most in spring : the kindly spring inspires Reviving heat , and kindles genial fires . ADAPTED . Flush'd by the spirit of the genial year , Be greatly cautious of your sliding bearts . THOMSON'S Spring ...
... VIRG . Georg . iii . 272 . But most in spring : the kindly spring inspires Reviving heat , and kindles genial fires . ADAPTED . Flush'd by the spirit of the genial year , Be greatly cautious of your sliding bearts . THOMSON'S Spring ...
Pagina 481
... VIRG . En . i . 406 Thus having said , she turn'd and made appear Her neck refulgent , and dishevel'd hair ; Which , flowing from her shoulders , reach'd the ground , And widely spread ambrosial scents around : In length of train ...
... VIRG . En . i . 406 Thus having said , she turn'd and made appear Her neck refulgent , and dishevel'd hair ; Which , flowing from her shoulders , reach'd the ground , And widely spread ambrosial scents around : In length of train ...
Pagina 481
... VIRG . En . i . 406 Thus having said , she turn'd and made appear Her neck refulgent , and dishevel'd hair ; Which , flowing from her shoulders , reach'd the ground , And widely spread ambrosial scents around : In length of train ...
... VIRG . En . i . 406 Thus having said , she turn'd and made appear Her neck refulgent , and dishevel'd hair ; Which , flowing from her shoulders , reach'd the ground , And widely spread ambrosial scents around : In length of train ...
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