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... arms , How martial music ev'ry bosom warms ! So when the firft bold veffel dar'd the feas , High on the ftern the ... arms , to arms , to arms ! But when thro ' all th ' infernal bounds Which flaming Phlegeton furrounds , Love , ftrong ...
... arms , How martial music ev'ry bosom warms ! So when the firft bold veffel dar'd the feas , High on the ftern the ... arms , to arms , to arms ! But when thro ' all th ' infernal bounds Which flaming Phlegeton furrounds , Love , ftrong ...
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... arms no more ; Whole troops of heroes Greece has yet to boast , And fends thee one , a fample of her hoft ; Such as I am , I come to prove thy might ; No more be fudden , and begin the fight . O fon of Telamon , thy country's pride ...
... arms no more ; Whole troops of heroes Greece has yet to boast , And fends thee one , a fample of her hoft ; Such as I am , I come to prove thy might ; No more be fudden , and begin the fight . O fon of Telamon , thy country's pride ...
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John Newbery. Poffeft by wild barbarians fierce in arms , Or men , whofe bofom tender pity warms ? What founds are these that gather from the fhores ? The voice of nymphs that haunt the fylvan bow'rs ? The fair - hair'd dryads ... arms, ...
John Newbery. Poffeft by wild barbarians fierce in arms , Or men , whofe bofom tender pity warms ? What founds are these that gather from the fhores ? The voice of nymphs that haunt the fylvan bow'rs ? The fair - hair'd dryads ... arms, ...
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