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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... sure in judgement , and he seems to have had no ear . When Dryden wrote If they , through Sickness , seldom did appear , Pity the Virgins of each Theatre ! Christie remarks that ' Theatre ' was pronounced with the a long . When Dryden ...
... sure in judgement , and he seems to have had no ear . When Dryden wrote If they , through Sickness , seldom did appear , Pity the Virgins of each Theatre ! Christie remarks that ' Theatre ' was pronounced with the a long . When Dryden ...
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... sure I have your approbation . The learned Languages have certainly a great advantage of us in not being tied to the slavery of any Rhyme , and were less constrained 1 in the quantity of every syllable , which they might.
... sure I have your approbation . The learned Languages have certainly a great advantage of us in not being tied to the slavery of any Rhyme , and were less constrained 1 in the quantity of every syllable , which they might.
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... sure , is honest : but he who draws his Pen for one Party must expect to make Enemies of the other . For Wit and Fool are Consequents of Whig and Tory : and every man is a Knave or an Ass to the contrary side . There's a Treasury of ...
... sure , is honest : but he who draws his Pen for one Party must expect to make Enemies of the other . For Wit and Fool are Consequents of Whig and Tory : and every man is a Knave or an Ass to the contrary side . There's a Treasury of ...
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... sure he comes of a Forgiving Kind . 360 And Heav'n by Wonders has espous'd his Why shoud I then Repine at Heavens Decree Cause . 320 Which gives me no Pretence to Royalty ? Whom has he Wrong'd in all his Peaceful Yet oh that Fate ...
... sure he comes of a Forgiving Kind . 360 And Heav'n by Wonders has espous'd his Why shoud I then Repine at Heavens Decree Cause . 320 Which gives me no Pretence to Royalty ? Whom has he Wrong'd in all his Peaceful Yet oh that Fate ...
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... sure ' twas necessary to the Jews : For Towns once burnt , such Magistrates require As dare not tempt Gods Providence by Fire . With Spiritual Food he fed his Servants well , But free from Flesh that made the Jews rebel : And Moses's ...
... sure ' twas necessary to the Jews : For Towns once burnt , such Magistrates require As dare not tempt Gods Providence by Fire . With Spiritual Food he fed his Servants well , But free from Flesh that made the Jews rebel : And Moses's ...
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