 And callous save to crime ; Stain'd with each evil that pollutes Mankind, where least above the brutes ; Without even savage virtue blest — Without one free or valiant breast. Still to the neighbouring ports they waft Proverbial wiles, and ancient craft...  Excursions in the Mediterranean - Page 11by sir Grenville Temple Temple (10th bart.) - 1836Full view - About this book
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...(]>avepo irfiayfiaTevralc KOI ITTO tpvQo Kovpadpoi. This ought really to be adopted as their national motto, for though they are in appearance merchants,...this may be ascertained by any curious or doubting person, who will give himself the trouble of visiting a chapel built on the continent, when he will... | |
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...or valiant breast. Still to the neighbouring ports they wail Proverbial wiles, and ancient craft j In this the subtle Greek is found. For this, and this alone, renown'd. In vain might liberty invoke The spirit to its bondage broke, Or raise the neck that courts the yokrt... | |
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...or valiant breast, Still to the neighbouring ports they waft Proverbial wiles, and aneient eraft ; In this the subtle Greek is found, For this, and this alone, renown'd. In vain might Liberty invoke The spirit to its bondage broke, Or raise the noek that eourts the yoke... | |
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...or valiant breast, Still to the neighbouring ports they waft Proverbial wiles and ancient craft; 9o In this the subtle Greek is found, For this, and this alone, renown'd. In vain might Liberty invoke The spirit to its bondage broke, Or raise the neck that courts the yoke.... | |
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