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Page 64
... virtue form'd , and equal grace , The fame , diftinguifh'd by their fex alone : Hers the mild luftre of the blooming morn , And his the radiance of the risen day . 1165 They lov'd : but fuch their guileless paffion was , As in the dawn ...
... virtue form'd , and equal grace , The fame , diftinguifh'd by their fex alone : Hers the mild luftre of the blooming morn , And his the radiance of the risen day . 1165 They lov'd : but fuch their guileless paffion was , As in the dawn ...
Page 67
... virtue , fay , Say , ye fevereft , what would you have done ? Meantime , this fairer nymph than ever bleft 1290 Arcadian ftream , with timid eye around 1295 The banks furveying , ftrip'd her beauteous limbs , To tafte the lucid coolnefs ...
... virtue , fay , Say , ye fevereft , what would you have done ? Meantime , this fairer nymph than ever bleft 1290 Arcadian ftream , with timid eye around 1295 The banks furveying , ftrip'd her beauteous limbs , To tafte the lucid coolnefs ...
Page 69
... Virtue , the fons of intereft deem romance ; Now call'd abroad enjoy the falling day : Now to the verdant Portico of woods , To Nature's vaft Lyceum , forth they walk ; 1384 By that kind School where no proud mafter reigns , The full ...
... Virtue , the fons of intereft deem romance ; Now call'd abroad enjoy the falling day : Now to the verdant Portico of woods , To Nature's vaft Lyceum , forth they walk ; 1384 By that kind School where no proud mafter reigns , The full ...
Page 71
... virtue , every worth , renown'd ; Sincere , plain - hearted , hofpitable , kind : Yet like the muftering thunder when provok'd , The dread of tyrants , and the fole resource Of thofe that under grim oppreflion groan Try fons of glory ...
... virtue , every worth , renown'd ; Sincere , plain - hearted , hofpitable , kind : Yet like the muftering thunder when provok'd , The dread of tyrants , and the fole resource Of thofe that under grim oppreflion groan Try fons of glory ...
Page 72
... virtues faint , And bis own Muses love ; the best of Kings ! With him thy Edwards and thy Henrys thine , Names dear to fame ; the first who deep imprefs'd On haughty Gaul the terror of thy arms , That awes her genius ftill . In ...
... virtues faint , And bis own Muses love ; the best of Kings ! With him thy Edwards and thy Henrys thine , Names dear to fame ; the first who deep imprefs'd On haughty Gaul the terror of thy arms , That awes her genius ftill . In ...
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