A Complete Edition of the Poets of Great Britain..: Pope's Iliad & Odyssey. West's Pindar. Dryden's Virgil. Persius & Juvenal. Pitt's Aeneid. Rowe's LucanJohn & Arthur Arch, ... and for Bell & Bradfute & I. Mundell & Company, Edinburgh., 1792 |
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... once , before my days of shame ; And oh that ftill he bore a brother's name ! With wonder Priam view'd the godlike man , Extoll'd the happy prince , and thus began : O bleft Atrides ! born to profperous fate , Successful monarch of a ...
... once , before my days of shame ; And oh that ftill he bore a brother's name ! With wonder Priam view'd the godlike man , Extoll'd the happy prince , and thus began : O bleft Atrides ! born to profperous fate , Successful monarch of a ...
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... once made , no warrior turn the rein , But fight , or fall ; a firm embody'd train . He whom the fortune of the field fhall caft From forth his chariot , mount the next in haste ; Nor feek unpractis'd to direct the car , Content with ...
... once made , no warrior turn the rein , But fight , or fall ; a firm embody'd train . He whom the fortune of the field fhall caft From forth his chariot , mount the next in haste ; Nor feek unpractis'd to direct the car , Content with ...
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... once more returns , Till llion falls , or till yon navy burns . You then , O princes of the Greeks appear ; * Tis Hector fpeaks , and calls the Gods to hear : From all your troops felect the boldest knight , And him , the boldeft ...
... once more returns , Till llion falls , or till yon navy burns . You then , O princes of the Greeks appear ; * Tis Hector fpeaks , and calls the Gods to hear : From all your troops felect the boldest knight , And him , the boldeft ...
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... once more the fate of war be try'd , And whofe the conquest , mighty Jove decide ! The monarch fpoke ! the warriors spoke with ( Each at his poft in arms ) a fhort repaft . [ hafte Soon as the rofy morn had wak'd the day , To the black ...
... once more the fate of war be try'd , And whofe the conquest , mighty Jove decide ! The monarch fpoke ! the warriors spoke with ( Each at his poft in arms ) a fhort repaft . [ hafte Soon as the rofy morn had wak'd the day , To the black ...
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... once , I truft not kings again . Ye have my answer --- what remains to do , Your king , Ulyffes , may confult with you . What needs he the defence this arm can make ? Has he not walls no human force can shake ? Has he not fenc'd his ...
... once , I truft not kings again . Ye have my answer --- what remains to do , Your king , Ulyffes , may confult with you . What needs he the defence this arm can make ? Has he not walls no human force can shake ? Has he not fenc'd his ...
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