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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... pains ' to note them singly ' . That he has done so I cannot perceive except in one instance , and even there he leaves the error in his text . the errors which he has not corrected some are very unfortunate . Thus Ovid has a passage ...
... pains ' to note them singly ' . That he has done so I cannot perceive except in one instance , and even there he leaves the error in his text . the errors which he has not corrected some are very unfortunate . Thus Ovid has a passage ...
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... Pain ; He fought to end our Fighting , and assay'd To stench the Blood by breathing of the Vein . 13 Swift and resistless through the Land he pass'd , Like that bold Greek , who did the East subdue ; And made to Battels such Heroick ...
... Pain ; He fought to end our Fighting , and assay'd To stench the Blood by breathing of the Vein . 13 Swift and resistless through the Land he pass'd , Like that bold Greek , who did the East subdue ; And made to Battels such Heroick ...
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... pain Was onely kept to lose it nearer home . 33 The Son , who twice three months on th ' Ocean tost , Prepar'd to tell what he had pass'd before , Now sees in English Ships the Holland coast , And parents Arms , in vain , stretcht from ...
... pain Was onely kept to lose it nearer home . 33 The Son , who twice three months on th ' Ocean tost , Prepar'd to tell what he had pass'd before , Now sees in English Ships the Holland coast , And parents Arms , in vain , stretcht from ...
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... painful flight ; No pinions can pursue Immortal height : Tell good Barzillai thou canst sing no more , And tell thy Soul she should have fled before ; Or fled she with his life , and left this Verse To hang on her departed Patron's ...
... painful flight ; No pinions can pursue Immortal height : Tell good Barzillai thou canst sing no more , And tell thy Soul she should have fled before ; Or fled she with his life , and left this Verse To hang on her departed Patron's ...
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... Pain , and Plenty our Disease ! Yet since all Folly wou'd lay claim to Sense , And Wickedness ne'er wanted a Pretence , With Arguments they'd make their Treason good And righteous David's self with Slandersload : That Arts of foreign ...
... Pain , and Plenty our Disease ! Yet since all Folly wou'd lay claim to Sense , And Wickedness ne'er wanted a Pretence , With Arguments they'd make their Treason good And righteous David's self with Slandersload : That Arts of foreign ...
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