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Found out the trick that Venus play'd , The goddess thus pronounc'd her doom : She shakes her helm , she knits her brows , When , lo ! Vanessa in her bloom 305 And , fir'd with indignation , vows , Advanc'd , like Atalanta's star ...
Found out the trick that Venus play'd , The goddess thus pronounc'd her doom : She shakes her helm , she knits her brows , When , lo ! Vanessa in her bloom 305 And , fir'd with indignation , vows , Advanc'd , like Atalanta's star ...
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The fame of the Scottish Homer came to its climax with the publication of his pastoral play , The Gentle Shepherd , in 1725 .. Ramsay had experimented before in pastoral poetry — in Richard and Sandy , a Pastoral on the Death of Mr.
The fame of the Scottish Homer came to its climax with the publication of his pastoral play , The Gentle Shepherd , in 1725 .. Ramsay had experimented before in pastoral poetry — in Richard and Sandy , a Pastoral on the Death of Mr.
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Meantime unnumber'd glittering streamlets play'd , And hurled everywhere their waters sheen ; That , as they bicker'd through the sunny glade , Though restless still themselves , a lulling murmur made . 25 IV 30 Join'd to the prattle of ...
Meantime unnumber'd glittering streamlets play'd , And hurled everywhere their waters sheen ; That , as they bicker'd through the sunny glade , Though restless still themselves , a lulling murmur made . 25 IV 30 Join'd to the prattle of ...
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MATTHEW PRIOR I | 1 |
If wine and music | 7 |
Alma or The Progress of The Mind Canto I | 15 |
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