The Art of English Poetry, 1702, Bände 1-3Scolar P., 1968 - 429 Seiten |
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... Wings has ftol'n the Feathers fure , He bas , and put them to his own : For Hours of late as long as Days endure , And very Minutes Hours are grown . Or of 8 and 6 in the like manner ; as Then ask not Bodies doom'd to dye : To what ...
... Wings has ftol'n the Feathers fure , He bas , and put them to his own : For Hours of late as long as Days endure , And very Minutes Hours are grown . Or of 8 and 6 in the like manner ; as Then ask not Bodies doom'd to dye : To what ...
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... Wings ; Now on the Polar Winds ; then with quick Fan Winnows the buxom Air . Of beaming Sunny Rays a golden Tiar Circled his Head ; nor lefs his Locks behind Illuftrious on his Shoulders fledg'd with Wings Lay waving round Six Wings he ...
... Wings ; Now on the Polar Winds ; then with quick Fan Winnows the buxom Air . Of beaming Sunny Rays a golden Tiar Circled his Head ; nor lefs his Locks behind Illuftrious on his Shoulders fledg'd with Wings Lay waving round Six Wings he ...
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... wing the Region , part more wife In Common , rang'd in Figure , wedg'd their way , Intelligent of Seafons ; and fet forth Their Airy Caravan , high over Seas Flying , and over Lands , eafing their Wings " With mutual Flight : So fteers ...
... wing the Region , part more wife In Common , rang'd in Figure , wedg'd their way , Intelligent of Seafons ; and fet forth Their Airy Caravan , high over Seas Flying , and over Lands , eafing their Wings " With mutual Flight : So fteers ...
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