...ftrode away. 490 Joy touch 'd my fecret foul, and confeious heart, Fleas'd with th' efleft of conjuft and of art. Mean-time the Cyclop, raging with his...extended in the midft he fate ; And fearch'd each palling fbeep, and felt it o'er Secure to feize us ere we reach 'd the door. (Such as his mallow wit,...

...of :his cave, art pereeived .in the .cadence of the verfes vih'ub defcribe it. Mean time the ryr/op raging with his wound, Spreads his wide arms, and fearches round and round. . POPE. The critick then proceeds to fhew, that the efforts of Achilles ftruggling in his armour againft...

...perceived in the cadence of the vfrfes which defcribe it. Ku'xAuJ/ Si rtvofJO-' T( ^ uiivuii &Vu' Mean time the cyclop raging with his wound, Spreads his wide arms, and fearches round and round. POPE. The critick then proceeds to fhew, that the efforts vl Achilles ftruggling in his armour againft...

...ftrodeaway. 490 Joy touch'd my fecret foul, andconfcious heart, Pleas'd with th' effecl: of conduft and of art. \ Meantime the Cyclop, raging with his...round : At laft, the ftone removing from the gate, With hands extended in the midft he fat : 495 Ver. 489.] His author diftates this : Came, to thy father,...

...perceived in the cadence of the verfes .which defcribe it. Tt x«l Ufa/in oJu'xTiai, • Mean time the cyclop raging with his wound, Spreads his wide arms, and fearches round and round. POPE. The critick then proceeds to fhew, that the efforts of Achilles ftruggling in his armour againtt...

...his cave, are perceived in the cadence of the verfes which defcribe it. E xai tagiyvy oou Mean time the cyclop raging with his wound, Spreads his wide arms, and fearches round and round. POPE. The critick then proceeds to fhew, that the efforts of Achilles ftruggling in his armour againft...

...cave, are perceived in the cadence of the -uerfes which defer ibe it. Kv'xAi4- 0= Mean time the Cyrlop, raging with his wound, Spreads his wide arms, and fearches round and round. POPE. f The critick then proceeds to fhew, that the etlbrts of Aclllles ftruggling in his armour againft...

...and instant strode away. 490 Joy touch'd my secret soul and conscious heart, Pleas'd with th' effect of conduct and of art. Meantime the Cyclop, raging with his wound, Spreads his wide arms, and searches round and round: At last, the stone removing from the gate, 495 With hands extended in the...

...perceived in the cadence of the verfes which defcrlbe it. ii r^vK^i'V TS x«t ua'iiut cou'y«r<| Mean time the cyclop raging with his wound, Spreads his wide arms, and fearches round and round. POPE. The critick then proceeds to mew, that the efforts of Achilles ftraggling in his armour againft...

...strode away. 41)0 Joy touch'd my secret soul and couscious heart, Pleas'd with th' effect ofconductand of art. Meantime the Cyclop, raging with his wound, Spreads his wide arms, and searches round and round : At last, the stone removing from the gate, 493 With hands extended in the...