Poems, Nide 2Clarendon Press, 1958 - 2104 sivua |
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... Friend to lose , Glike I like the Solitary Seat he chose : In quiet 1Cuma fixing his Repose : Where , far from Noisy Rome secure he Lives , And one more Citizen to Sybil gives : The Road to Baja , and that soft Recess Which all the Gods ...
... Friend to lose , Glike I like the Solitary Seat he chose : In quiet 1Cuma fixing his Repose : Where , far from Noisy Rome secure he Lives , And one more Citizen to Sybil gives : The Road to Baja , and that soft Recess Which all the Gods ...
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... Friend or Monitor ; who dissuades him from this dangerous attempt of exposing Great Men . But Persius , who is of a ... Friend , or Monitor H PERSIUS . ow anxious are our Cares ; and yet how vain The bent of our desires ! FRIEND . For ...
... Friend or Monitor ; who dissuades him from this dangerous attempt of exposing Great Men . But Persius , who is of a ... Friend , or Monitor H PERSIUS . ow anxious are our Cares ; and yet how vain The bent of our desires ! FRIEND . For ...
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... Friend Lycidas . LYCIDAS o Maris ! whither on thy way so fast ? H This leads to Town . O Lycidas at last MERIS The ... Friend Lycidas 97 98 : Virgil , and his Friend 84 92 1 . 6 Virgil , Maris , 10 Furies 97 98 : Devil 84 92 11 Your ...
... Friend Lycidas . LYCIDAS o Maris ! whither on thy way so fast ? H This leads to Town . O Lycidas at last MERIS The ... Friend Lycidas 97 98 : Virgil , and his Friend 84 92 1 . 6 Virgil , Maris , 10 Furies 97 98 : Devil 84 92 11 Your ...
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