The Works of the English Poets, Vol. 74: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Excerpt from The Works of the English Poets, Vol. 74: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical

Eneas confults the Sibyl, lands at the mouth of the Tiber plucks off the golden bow, ferried over Styx, his defcendants pats in review, begs fuccours of Evander, received kindly, fhield of, ereéls a trophy, buries his flain companions, deplores Pallas' death, fends home Pallas' body, bids him the laf't farewel, grants a truce for burying the dead, prayer of, and Turnus, like two bulls, vvounded, leaves the field, voyage of, continued, defcent to hell, arrival in Italy, deifieation of.

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Adonis, now my forrow, once my pleafure, Hughes, xxxi. I6s transformed, arole a flower, 169 and, fmiling, graced the plain, death of.

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