Goldsmith's Poems and PlaysJ.M. Dent, 1960 - 317 pages |
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Page 124
... King , Where in the midst he stood , and form a valiant ring . So the poor cows , straggling o'er pastureland , When they perceive the prowling wolf at hand , Crowd close together in a circle full , And beg the succour of the lordly ...
... King , Where in the midst he stood , and form a valiant ring . So the poor cows , straggling o'er pastureland , When they perceive the prowling wolf at hand , Crowd close together in a circle full , And beg the succour of the lordly ...
Page 126
... King and state from this impending blow , But Phoebus met a worse misfortune here : For Hermes now led forward , void of fear , His furious Horse into the open plain , That onward chaf'd , and pranc'd , and paw'd amain . Nor ceas'd from ...
... King and state from this impending blow , But Phoebus met a worse misfortune here : For Hermes now led forward , void of fear , His furious Horse into the open plain , That onward chaf'd , and pranc'd , and paw'd amain . Nor ceas'd from ...
Page 127
... King stood o'er against him there , Helpless , forlorn , and sunk in his despair , The martial Queen her lucky moment knew , Seized on the farthest seat with fatal view , Nor left th ' unhappy King a place to flee unto . At length in ...
... King stood o'er against him there , Helpless , forlorn , and sunk in his despair , The martial Queen her lucky moment knew , Seized on the farthest seat with fatal view , Nor left th ' unhappy King a place to flee unto . At length in ...
Contents
THE DESERTED VILLAGE | 16 |
Part of a Prologue written and spoken by the Poet Laberius | 53 |
On Seeing Mrs perform in the Character of | 59 |
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