The Works of the English Poets, Volume 12E. Cox, 1779 - 154 halaman |
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... first , then crown'd : Lov'd in all courts , admir'd where'er he came , At once our nation's glory , and its shame : They bleft the ifle where fuch great fpirits dwell , Abhorr'd the men , that could fuch worth expel . To spare our ...
... first , then crown'd : Lov'd in all courts , admir'd where'er he came , At once our nation's glory , and its shame : They bleft the ifle where fuch great fpirits dwell , Abhorr'd the men , that could fuch worth expel . To spare our ...
Halaman 219
... first the conqueror's arms despise : Won enfigns are the gaudy marks of scorn , They brave the victor first , and then adorn . But peaceful monarchs reign like gods : while none Difpute , all love , blefs , reverence their throne ...
... first the conqueror's arms despise : Won enfigns are the gaudy marks of scorn , They brave the victor first , and then adorn . But peaceful monarchs reign like gods : while none Difpute , all love , blefs , reverence their throne ...
Halaman 224
... first with fteady minds the current broke , And to the fuppliant monarch boldly spoke ; } " Great " Great Sir , renown'd for conftancy , how just 224 POEM S. HALIFAX'S The Man of Honour; occafioned by a Poftfcript Penn's Letter.
... first with fteady minds the current broke , And to the fuppliant monarch boldly spoke ; } " Great " Great Sir , renown'd for conftancy , how just 224 POEM S. HALIFAX'S The Man of Honour; occafioned by a Poftfcript Penn's Letter.
Halaman 226
... first the way , And was the Phofph'rus to the dawning day ; Follow'd by a more glorious fplendid host , Than any age , or any realm can boast : So great their fame , so numerous their train , 6 So 226 HALIFAX'S POEM S.
... first the way , And was the Phofph'rus to the dawning day ; Follow'd by a more glorious fplendid host , Than any age , or any realm can boast : So great their fame , so numerous their train , 6 So 226 HALIFAX'S POEM S.
Halaman 252
... first began : Others chofe heroes of a later date , And fung the founder of the neighbouring state ; How daringly he tyranny withstood , And feal'd his country's freedom with his blood ; Then to the two illuftrious + brethren came , The ...
... first began : Others chofe heroes of a later date , And fung the founder of the neighbouring state ; How daringly he tyranny withstood , And feal'd his country's freedom with his blood ; Then to the two illuftrious + brethren came , The ...
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