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Page 51
A strangling cord Was twisted close around each neck abhorred , And every hand a bloddy dagger bore . O'er every visage liung with horrid shade Their locks , like unshorn fields in ruin laid , By Eurus in his rage : and every face In ...
A strangling cord Was twisted close around each neck abhorred , And every hand a bloddy dagger bore . O'er every visage liung with horrid shade Their locks , like unshorn fields in ruin laid , By Eurus in his rage : and every face In ...
Page 53
The Witch then asks what will be her reward ; and , though the demon proffers a store of human miseries , the inseparable attendants of war and oppression , she will be satisfied with nothing less than the hand of Nelson : “ I know the ...
The Witch then asks what will be her reward ; and , though the demon proffers a store of human miseries , the inseparable attendants of war and oppression , she will be satisfied with nothing less than the hand of Nelson : “ I know the ...
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... who was blessed with a portion of the same genius , and who himself witnessed all his public displays ; a sketch from such a hand , if such a hand there be , would be crowned with the warmest acknowlegements of Britons .
... who was blessed with a portion of the same genius , and who himself witnessed all his public displays ; a sketch from such a hand , if such a hand there be , would be crowned with the warmest acknowlegements of Britons .
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