Poems, Nide 2Clarendon Press, 1958 - 2104 sivua |
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Sivu 829
... Father's mind : T'extend his Wishes to a larger scope ; And in one Vessel not confine his hope . Lygdus continues ... Father's sight . Th ' indulgent Mother did her Care employ ; And pass'd it on her Husband for a Boy . The Nurse was ...
... Father's mind : T'extend his Wishes to a larger scope ; And in one Vessel not confine his hope . Lygdus continues ... Father's sight . Th ' indulgent Mother did her Care employ ; And pass'd it on her Husband for a Boy . The Nurse was ...
Sivu 843
... Father's promis'd Paraclite ! Thrice Holy Fount , thrice Holy Fire , Our Hearts with Heav'nly Love inspire ; Come ... Father and the Son , by thee . Immortal Honour , endless Fame Attend th ' Almighty Father's Poems from Examen Poeticum ...
... Father's promis'd Paraclite ! Thrice Holy Fount , thrice Holy Fire , Our Hearts with Heav'nly Love inspire ; Come ... Father and the Son , by thee . Immortal Honour , endless Fame Attend th ' Almighty Father's Poems from Examen Poeticum ...
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... Fathers homely Food . To gather Laurel - berries , and the Spoil Of bloody Myrtles , and to press your Oyl . 400 405 410 For ... Father's 97 416 Doe ; ] Doe . 97 98 420 425 430 435 The lofty Skies at once come pouring down , The Virgil's ...
... Fathers homely Food . To gather Laurel - berries , and the Spoil Of bloody Myrtles , and to press your Oyl . 400 405 410 For ... Father's 97 416 Doe ; ] Doe . 97 98 420 425 430 435 The lofty Skies at once come pouring down , The Virgil's ...
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