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... Muse , away ! And come , Urania , prophetess divine ! Come , Muse of heav'n , my burning thirst allay ! Even now for want of sacred drink I tine ; In heav'nly moisture dip this pen of mine , And let my mouth with nectar overflow , For I ...
... Muse , away ! And come , Urania , prophetess divine ! Come , Muse of heav'n , my burning thirst allay ! Even now for want of sacred drink I tine ; In heav'nly moisture dip this pen of mine , And let my mouth with nectar overflow , For I ...
Page 534
... muse's passage beat , Where weeping rocks my harder fates lament And shuddering woods whisper my discontent . What wonder , then , my numbers , that have rolled Like streams of Tigris , run so slow and cold ? To Shakespeare Thy muse's ...
... muse's passage beat , Where weeping rocks my harder fates lament And shuddering woods whisper my discontent . What wonder , then , my numbers , that have rolled Like streams of Tigris , run so slow and cold ? To Shakespeare Thy muse's ...
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... muse by Cæsar's ripening rays , 534 As other men , so I myself do muse , 286 As virtuous men pass mildly away , 474 As withereth the primrose by the river , 202 As you came from the holy land , 414 As you came from the holy land of ...
... muse by Cæsar's ripening rays , 534 As other men , so I myself do muse , 286 As virtuous men pass mildly away , 474 As withereth the primrose by the river , 202 As you came from the holy land , 414 As you came from the holy land of ...
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