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Pagina 49
... These are the particular circumftances that ufually fucceed a fhower at that season , and yet these are new and untouched by any other writer . The Carmina Quadragefimalia , vo- Jume the fecond , printed at Oxford 1748 , from whence ...
... These are the particular circumftances that ufually fucceed a fhower at that season , and yet these are new and untouched by any other writer . The Carmina Quadragefimalia , vo- Jume the fecond , printed at Oxford 1748 , from whence ...
Pagina 304
... these remains of our poetess ; which is perhaps one of the moft elegant , and happy applications that ever was taken from any claffic ; O fuavis anima ! qualem te dicam bonam Antehac fuiffe , tales cum fint reliquiæ * ! THE ...
... these remains of our poetess ; which is perhaps one of the moft elegant , and happy applications that ever was taken from any claffic ; O fuavis anima ! qualem te dicam bonam Antehac fuiffe , tales cum fint reliquiæ * ! THE ...
Pagina 365
... These stopp'd the moon , and call'd th ' unbody'd fhades To midnight banquets in the glimm❜ring glades ; Made ... THESE THESE fuperftitions of the East , are highly striking to AND WRITINGS OF POPE 365.
... These stopp'd the moon , and call'd th ' unbody'd fhades To midnight banquets in the glimm❜ring glades ; Made ... THESE THESE fuperftitions of the East , are highly striking to AND WRITINGS OF POPE 365.
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