The Poetical Works of William CowperFrederick Warne and Company, 1899 - 649 páginas |
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... arms and for his princely steed . So swarm'd the Sabine youth , and grasp'd the shield , When Roman rapine , by no ... Arm'd at all points , with terror on his brow , To judge the land , to purge atrocious crimes , And quell the ...
... arms and for his princely steed . So swarm'd the Sabine youth , and grasp'd the shield , When Roman rapine , by no ... Arm'd at all points , with terror on his brow , To judge the land , to purge atrocious crimes , And quell the ...
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... arm to check The license of the lowest in degree , Desert their office ; and themselves , intent On pleasure , haunt the ... Arms , through the vanity and brainless rage Of those that bear them , in whatever cause , Seem most at variance ...
... arm to check The license of the lowest in degree , Desert their office ; and themselves , intent On pleasure , haunt the ... Arms , through the vanity and brainless rage Of those that bear them , in whatever cause , Seem most at variance ...
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... arms thou canst attend To verse , verse greets thee from a distant friend . Long due , and late , I left the English shore ; But make me welcome for that cause the more ! Such from Ulysses , his chaste wife to cheer , The slow epistle ...
... arms thou canst attend To verse , verse greets thee from a distant friend . Long due , and late , I left the English shore ; But make me welcome for that cause the more ! Such from Ulysses , his chaste wife to cheer , The slow epistle ...
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