The Poems of John DrydenOxford University Press, 1913 - 606 páginas Oxford edition. The facsimiles are reproductions of title pages of earlier editions. |
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... Fame , Join'd with the loud Applause of publick Voice , Since Heaven , what Praise we offer to his Name , Hath render'd too Authentick by its Choice . 3 Though in his Praise no Arts can liberal be , Since they , whose Muses have the ...
... Fame , Join'd with the loud Applause of publick Voice , Since Heaven , what Praise we offer to his Name , Hath render'd too Authentick by its Choice . 3 Though in his Praise no Arts can liberal be , Since they , whose Muses have the ...
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... fame ; Till by new Maps , the Island might be shown , Of Conquests , which he strew'd where - e'er he came , Thick as the Galaxy with Stars is sown . 15 His palms , tho under Weights they did not stand , Still thriv'd ; no Winter could ...
... fame ; Till by new Maps , the Island might be shown , Of Conquests , which he strew'd where - e'er he came , Thick as the Galaxy with Stars is sown . 15 His palms , tho under Weights they did not stand , Still thriv'd ; no Winter could ...
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... Fame went less , But when fresh Laurels courted him to live : He seem'd but to prevent some new Success , As if above what Triumphs Earth could give . 34 His latest Victories still thickest came , As near the Centre , Motion does ...
... Fame went less , But when fresh Laurels courted him to live : He seem'd but to prevent some new Success , As if above what Triumphs Earth could give . 34 His latest Victories still thickest came , As near the Centre , Motion does ...
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... Fame has been won them by cheaper trials than an expensive , though necessary , War , a consuming Pestilence , and a more consuming Fire . To submit yourselves with that humility to the Judgments of Heaven , and at the same time to ...
... Fame has been won them by cheaper trials than an expensive , though necessary , War , a consuming Pestilence , and a more consuming Fire . To submit yourselves with that humility to the Judgments of Heaven , and at the same time to ...
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... Fame And the Fair triumph'd when the Brave o'recame . 41 Then , as you meant to spread another way By Land your Conquests far as his by Sea , Leaving our Southern Clime , you march'd along The stubborn North , ten thousand Cupid's ...
... Fame And the Fair triumph'd when the Brave o'recame . 41 Then , as you meant to spread another way By Land your Conquests far as his by Sea , Leaving our Southern Clime , you march'd along The stubborn North , ten thousand Cupid's ...
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