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Pagina 118
This told to all the maids , the most agree : The riper sort , knowing what ' tis to be The first mouth of a news so far deriv'd , And that to hear and bear news brave folks liv'd , 280 As being a carriage special hard to bear ...
This told to all the maids , the most agree : The riper sort , knowing what ' tis to be The first mouth of a news so far deriv'd , And that to hear and bear news brave folks liv'd , 280 As being a carriage special hard to bear ...
Pagina 155
If , Boreas , bears Orithyia's rape in mind , Come break these deaf doors with thy boisterous wind . Silent the city is : night's dewy host March fast away : the bar strike from the post , Or I more stern than fire or sword will turn ...
If , Boreas , bears Orithyia's rape in mind , Come break these deaf doors with thy boisterous wind . Silent the city is : night's dewy host March fast away : the bar strike from the post , Or I more stern than fire or sword will turn ...
Pagina 248
Now have I freed myself , and fled the chain , And what I have borne , shame to bear again . We vanquish , and tread tam'd love under feet , Victorious wreaths at length my temples greet . Suffer , and harden : good grows by this grief ...
Now have I freed myself , and fled the chain , And what I have borne , shame to bear again . We vanquish , and tread tam'd love under feet , Victorious wreaths at length my temples greet . Suffer , and harden : good grows by this grief ...
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