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But , as he shook with passionate desire To put in flame his other secret fire , A music so divine did pierce his ear , As never yet his ravish'd sense did hear : When suddenly a light of twenty hues Brake through the roof , and like ...
But , as he shook with passionate desire To put in flame his other secret fire , A music so divine did pierce his ear , As never yet his ravish'd sense did hear : When suddenly a light of twenty hues Brake through the roof , and like ...
Pagina 232
Rich Nile by seven mouths to the vast sea flowing , 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 ...
Rich Nile by seven mouths to the vast sea flowing , 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 ...
Pagina 288
Coal - black Charybdis whirl'd a sea of blood ; Fierce mastives howl'd ; the vestal fires went out ; The flame in Alba , consecrate to Jove , Parted in twain , and with a double point Rose like the Theban brothers ' funeral fire ...
Coal - black Charybdis whirl'd a sea of blood ; Fierce mastives howl'd ; the vestal fires went out ; The flame in Alba , consecrate to Jove , Parted in twain , and with a double point Rose like the Theban brothers ' funeral fire ...
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