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Page 68
... remain ; and where any are found , upon the banks of the waters and skirts of the hills , it is mere brushwood ... remains , may have been stinted in its growth by the repeated cropping of the sheep : The trees , however , found in ...
... remain ; and where any are found , upon the banks of the waters and skirts of the hills , it is mere brushwood ... remains , may have been stinted in its growth by the repeated cropping of the sheep : The trees , however , found in ...
Page 118
... remain under water , which is usually about two minutes . He then resumes his former position , makes a signal to those above by pulling the rope in his right hand , and is immediately by this means drawn up and brought into the boat ...
... remain under water , which is usually about two minutes . He then resumes his former position , makes a signal to those above by pulling the rope in his right hand , and is immediately by this means drawn up and brought into the boat ...
Page 160
... remain The willing captive of her eye . For Love , with all his keenest smart Divine enchantment mingles still ; And , while he fires the conquer'd heart , He charms with many a pleasing thrill . And tortur'd thus , thus doom'd to mourn ...
... remain The willing captive of her eye . For Love , with all his keenest smart Divine enchantment mingles still ; And , while he fires the conquer'd heart , He charms with many a pleasing thrill . And tortur'd thus , thus doom'd to mourn ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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