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For as a hot proud horse highly disdains To have his head controll'd , but breaks the reins , Spits forth the ringled bit , and with his hooves Checks the submissive ground : so he that loves , The more he is restrain'd , the worse he ...
For as a hot proud horse highly disdains To have his head controll'd , but breaks the reins , Spits forth the ringled bit , and with his hooves Checks the submissive ground : so he that loves , The more he is restrain'd , the worse he ...
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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 , Thy verses ( neat Tibullus ) shall be spoken . Our Gallus shall be known from east to west ...
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 , Thy verses ( neat Tibullus ) shall be spoken . Our Gallus shall be known from east to west ...
Pagina 194
Who so well keeps his water's head from knowing , 40 Is by Evadne thought to take such flame As his deep whirlpools could not quench the same . Dry Enipeus , Tyro to embrace , Fly back his stream charg'd ; the stream charg'd ...
Who so well keeps his water's head from knowing , 40 Is by Evadne thought to take such flame As his deep whirlpools could not quench the same . Dry Enipeus , Tyro to embrace , Fly back his stream charg'd ; the stream charg'd ...
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