A Complete Edition of the Poets of Great Britain..: Pope's Iliad & Odyssey. West's Pindar. Dryden's Virgil. Persius & Juvenal. Pitt's Aeneid. Rowe's LucanJohn & Arthur Arch, ... and for Bell & Bradfute & I. Mundell & Company, Edinburgh., 1792 |
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... dart . Seven were his fhips ; each veffel fifty row , Skill'd in his fcience of the dart and bow . But he lay raging on the Lemnian ground , A poisonous Hydra gave the burning wound ; There groan'd the chief in agonizing pain , Whom ...
... dart . Seven were his fhips ; each veffel fifty row , Skill'd in his fcience of the dart and bow . But he lay raging on the Lemnian ground , A poisonous Hydra gave the burning wound ; There groan'd the chief in agonizing pain , Whom ...
Page 19
... dart falls harmlets , and the faulchion flies . Furious he faid , and tow'rd the Grecian crew ( Seiz'd by the creft ) th ' unh ippy war ior drew ; Struggling he follow'd , while th'embroidered thong , That ty'd his helmet , dragg'd the ...
... dart falls harmlets , and the faulchion flies . Furious he faid , and tow'rd the Grecian crew ( Seiz'd by the creft ) th ' unh ippy war ior drew ; Struggling he follow'd , while th'embroidered thong , That ty'd his helmet , dragg'd the ...
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... dart is guiltlefs of my fate : My varied belt repell'd the flying wound . To whom the King : My brother and my friend , Thus , always thus , may Heaven thy life defend ! Now feek fome skilful hand , whose powerful art May ftaunch the ...
... dart is guiltlefs of my fate : My varied belt repell'd the flying wound . To whom the King : My brother and my friend , Thus , always thus , may Heaven thy life defend ! Now feek fome skilful hand , whose powerful art May ftaunch the ...
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... dart , Agenor's javelin reach'd the hero's heart . His Bank , unguarded by his ample shield , Admits the lance : he ... darts be bid to turn their points away , And fwords around him innocently play ; The war's whole art , with wonder ...
... dart , Agenor's javelin reach'd the hero's heart . His Bank , unguarded by his ample shield , Admits the lance : he ... darts be bid to turn their points away , And fwords around him innocently play ; The war's whole art , with wonder ...
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... dart be can sustain ; Or Phoebus nrg'd me to thefe fields in vain . So fpoke he , boastful ; but the winged dart Stopt thort of life , and mock'd the fhooter's art . The wounded chief , behind his car retir'd , The helping hand of ...
... dart be can sustain ; Or Phoebus nrg'd me to thefe fields in vain . So fpoke he , boastful ; but the winged dart Stopt thort of life , and mock'd the fhooter's art . The wounded chief , behind his car retir'd , The helping hand of ...
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