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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... Myrrha , the Biblis , the Althea of Ovid ; for as great an admirer of him as I am , I must acknowledge that , if I see not more of their souls than 1 sce of Dido's , at least I have a greater concernment for them : And that convinces me ...
... Myrrha , the Biblis , the Althea of Ovid ; for as great an admirer of him as I am , I must acknowledge that , if I see not more of their souls than 1 sce of Dido's , at least I have a greater concernment for them : And that convinces me ...
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... Myrrha , the good - natured story of Baucis and Philemon , with the rest , which I hope I have translated closely enough , and given them the same Turn of Verse which they had in the Original ; and this , I may say without vanity , is ...
... Myrrha , the good - natured story of Baucis and Philemon , with the rest , which I hope I have translated closely enough , and given them the same Turn of Verse which they had in the Original ; and this , I may say without vanity , is ...
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... Myrrha ; the Daughter incestuously loves her own Father ; for which she is changed into the Tree which bears PYGMALION AND THE STATUE . Text from the original edition of 1700 . These two Stories immediately other , and are admirably ...
... Myrrha ; the Daughter incestuously loves her own Father ; for which she is changed into the Tree which bears PYGMALION AND THE STATUE . Text from the original edition of 1700 . These two Stories immediately other , and are admirably ...
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... the Bliss , And looks and thinks they redden at the Kiss : He thought them warm before : Nor longer stays , But next his Hand on her hard Bosom lays : Ah Myrrha whither wou'd thy Wishes tend ? Ye Gods 456 TRANSLATIONS FROM OVID .
... the Bliss , And looks and thinks they redden at the Kiss : He thought them warm before : Nor longer stays , But next his Hand on her hard Bosom lays : Ah Myrrha whither wou'd thy Wishes tend ? Ye Gods 456 TRANSLATIONS FROM OVID .
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... MYRRHA , OUT OF THE TENTH BOOK OF OVID'S METAMORPHOSES . precious Tears , Her second Harvests , and her double Years ; There needs no connection of this Story | Let Araby extol her happy Coast , with the Former for the Beginning of This ...
... MYRRHA , OUT OF THE TENTH BOOK OF OVID'S METAMORPHOSES . precious Tears , Her second Harvests , and her double Years ; There needs no connection of this Story | Let Araby extol her happy Coast , with the Former for the Beginning of This ...
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