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And foul it prov'd , because it figur'd so The next night's horror , which prepare to hear : I fail , if it profane your daintiest ear . a 180 185 Then thou most strangely - intellectual fire , That proper to my soul hast power ...
And foul it prov'd , because it figur'd so The next night's horror , which prepare to hear : I fail , if it profane your daintiest ear . a 180 185 Then thou most strangely - intellectual fire , That proper to my soul hast power ...
Pagina 142
Then shall Lucretius ' lofty numbers die , When earth and seas in fire and flames shall fry . Tityrus , Tillage , Aeney shall be read , 25 Whilst Rome of all the conquer'd world is head . Till Cupid's fires be out , and his bow broken ...
Then shall Lucretius ' lofty numbers die , When earth and seas in fire and flames shall fry . Tityrus , Tillage , Aeney shall be read , 25 Whilst Rome of all the conquer'd world is head . Till Cupid's fires be out , and his bow broken ...
Pagina 205
The holy gods ' gilt temples they might fire , That durst to so great wickedness aspire . Eryx ' bright empress turn'd her looks aside , And some , that she refrain'd tears , have denied . Yet better is ' t , than if Corcyra's isle Had ...
The holy gods ' gilt temples they might fire , That durst to so great wickedness aspire . Eryx ' bright empress turn'd her looks aside , And some , that she refrain'd tears , have denied . Yet better is ' t , than if Corcyra's isle Had ...
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