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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... Subject dares that courage praise . In stately Frigats most delight you find , Where well - drawn Battels fire your ... Subjects , while you weigh the Nations fate , Suspend to both their doubtfull love or hate : Choose only , ( Sir ...
... Subject dares that courage praise . In stately Frigats most delight you find , Where well - drawn Battels fire your ... Subjects , while you weigh the Nations fate , Suspend to both their doubtfull love or hate : Choose only , ( Sir ...
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... Subject to retain , He wisely tied it to the Crown again : Yet , passing through your Hands , it gathers more , As Streams through Mines bear Tincture of their Ore . While Emp'rick Politicians use Deceit , Hide what they give and cure ...
... Subject to retain , He wisely tied it to the Crown again : Yet , passing through your Hands , it gathers more , As Streams through Mines bear Tincture of their Ore . While Emp'rick Politicians use Deceit , Hide what they give and cure ...
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... Subjects Heart , Who love that Praise in which themselves have part . By you he fits those Subjects to obey , As Heaven's Eternal Monarch does convey His Pow'r unseen , and Man to his Designs By his bright Ministers , the Stars ...
... Subjects Heart , Who love that Praise in which themselves have part . By you he fits those Subjects to obey , As Heaven's Eternal Monarch does convey His Pow'r unseen , and Man to his Designs By his bright Ministers , the Stars ...
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... Subject which any Poet could desire : I have taken upon me to describe the motives , the beginning , progress , and ... Subjects ; and , in the second 30 place , to the Courage , Loyalty , and Magnanimity of the City ; both which were ...
... Subject which any Poet could desire : I have taken upon me to describe the motives , the beginning , progress , and ... Subjects ; and , in the second 30 place , to the Courage , Loyalty , and Magnanimity of the City ; both which were ...
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... Subjects is only counter- feit , it will not endure the test of danger ; the greatness of arms is only real : other greatness burdens a Nation with its weight , this supports it with its strength . And as it is the happiness of the Age ...
... Subjects is only counter- feit , it will not endure the test of danger ; the greatness of arms is only real : other greatness burdens a Nation with its weight , this supports it with its strength . And as it is the happiness of the Age ...
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