 Let him lament, who plays a slavish part, Whom two bright eyes and lovely tresses please: Beneath which beauties lurks a wanton heart With little that is pure, and much of lees. The wretch would fly; but bears in him a dart, Like wounded stag, whichever...  The Orlando Furioso - Page 152by Lodovico Ariosto - 1825Full view - About this book
 | Virgil, William Rainey Harper, Frank Justus Miller - 1892 - 512 pages
...Est, from ßdo. 69. Qualis cerra. Ariosto appropriates a part of this figure. ( Orl. Fur. XVI. 3) : The wretch would fly ; but bears in him a dart Like...flees; Dares not confess, yet cannot quench, his flame. 77-79. Cf. I. 750 seq. 81. Cf. II. 9. 85. Fossil, 168 Non coeptae assurgunt turres, non arma iuventus... | |
 | Virgil - 1893 - 614 pages
...Est, from Cdo. 68. Quails cerva. Ariosto appropriates a part of this figure. ( Or!. Fur. XVI. 3) : The wretch would fly ; but bears in him a dart Like...flees: Dares not confess, yet cannot quench, his flame. 77-79. Cf. L 750 seq. 81. Cf. II. 9. 88. Possir, 168. 16 P. VERÜJLII MARONIS Non coeptae assurgunt... | |
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