The Poems of John DrydenH. Frowde, 1913 - 606 páginas Oxford edition. The facsimiles are reproductions of title pages of earlier editions. |
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... face of the Preface to the Fables lightly be denied . Still , it must be remembered that a pious adherence to Dryden's wishes is not always possible . It would , in face of the same Preface , have prevented Dr. Saintsbury from ...
... face of the Preface to the Fables lightly be denied . Still , it must be remembered that a pious adherence to Dryden's wishes is not always possible . It would , in face of the same Preface , have prevented Dr. Saintsbury from ...
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... Face his Ship to Anchor brought , And Steeple - high stood propt upon the Main . 63 At this excess of Courage all amaz'd , The foremost of his Foes a while withdraw : With such respect in enter'd Rome they gaz'd , Whoon high Chairs the ...
... Face his Ship to Anchor brought , And Steeple - high stood propt upon the Main . 63 At this excess of Courage all amaz'd , The foremost of his Foes a while withdraw : With such respect in enter'd Rome they gaz'd , Whoon high Chairs the ...
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... Face ; They could not be content to look on Grace , 1007 Her hinder parts , but with a daring Eye To tempt the terror of her Front , and Die . By their own Arts ' tis Righteously decreed , Those dire Artificers of Death shall bleed ...
... Face ; They could not be content to look on Grace , 1007 Her hinder parts , but with a daring Eye To tempt the terror of her Front , and Die . By their own Arts ' tis Righteously decreed , Those dire Artificers of Death shall bleed ...
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... Face ; 10 And , lest the King shou'd want a regal Place , On the reverse , a Tow'r the Town surveys , Oh , cou'd the Style that copy'd every grace And plough'd such furrows for an Eunuch face , Cou'd it have formed his ever - changing ...
... Face ; 10 And , lest the King shou'd want a regal Place , On the reverse , a Tow'r the Town surveys , Oh , cou'd the Style that copy'd every grace And plough'd such furrows for an Eunuch face , Cou'd it have formed his ever - changing ...
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... face . As Hannibal did to the Altars come , Swore by his Syre a mortal Foe to Rome ; SoSh -swore , nor should his Vow bee vain , That he till Death true dullness would main- tain ; And , in his father's Right , and Realms defence , Ne ...
... face . As Hannibal did to the Altars come , Swore by his Syre a mortal Foe to Rome ; SoSh -swore , nor should his Vow bee vain , That he till Death true dullness would main- tain ; And , in his father's Right , and Realms defence , Ne ...
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