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... Neptune's force , to counsell me To leave my vessell , and so farre off see 465 The shore I aime at . Not with thoughts too cleare Will I obey her : but to me appeare These counsels best - as long as I perceive My ship not quite dissolv ...
... Neptune's force , to counsell me To leave my vessell , and so farre off see 465 The shore I aime at . Not with thoughts too cleare Will I obey her : but to me appeare These counsels best - as long as I perceive My ship not quite dissolv ...
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... Neptune hath at sea I may convert To the deduction where abides thy heart , With my sollicitings - whose sonne I am ... Neptune then Could cure thy hurt and give thee all again . " " Then flew fierce vowes to Neptune , both his hands To ...
... Neptune hath at sea I may convert To the deduction where abides thy heart , With my sollicitings - whose sonne I am ... Neptune then Could cure thy hurt and give thee all again . " " Then flew fierce vowes to Neptune , both his hands To ...
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Homer. Neptune to Jupiter . The Phæacians were descended Originally from Neptune . Jupiter to Neptune . Resum'd their charge they might be others ' prize . These then turn'd home : nor was the sea's supreme Forgetful of his threats for ...
Homer. Neptune to Jupiter . The Phæacians were descended Originally from Neptune . Jupiter to Neptune . Resum'd their charge they might be others ' prize . These then turn'd home : nor was the sea's supreme Forgetful of his threats for ...
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Certaine Ancient Greeke Epigrammes | 9 |
The Second Booke | 28 |
The Fourth Booke | 60 |
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