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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... took upon himself to alter Dryden's text , and always altered it for the worse . From his volumes other editions were printed , and in spite of the boasts of later editors , some of his abominations are still printed as the genuine work ...
... took upon himself to alter Dryden's text , and always altered it for the worse . From his volumes other editions were printed , and in spite of the boasts of later editors , some of his abominations are still printed as the genuine work ...
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... took trouble to print the mark of diaeresis ? It is true that Dryden's Greek was not unexceptionable . His ' Hippoplacus involves no less than three errors . His editors by printing ' Hypoplacus ' get rid of one , and seem to show that ...
... took trouble to print the mark of diaeresis ? It is true that Dryden's Greek was not unexceptionable . His ' Hippoplacus involves no less than three errors . His editors by printing ' Hypoplacus ' get rid of one , and seem to show that ...
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... took like Romans on his Breast , Which by his Vertue were with Laurels drest . As Souls reach Heav'n , while yet in Bodies pent , 60 So did he live above his Banishment . That Sun , which we beheld with couz'ned eyes Within the Water ...
... took like Romans on his Breast , Which by his Vertue were with Laurels drest . As Souls reach Heav'n , while yet in Bodies pent , 60 So did he live above his Banishment . That Sun , which we beheld with couz'ned eyes Within the Water ...
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... took care That we should know it by repeated Pray'r , Which storm'd the skies and ravish'd Charles from thence , As Heav'n itself is took by violence . Booth's forward Valour only serv'd to shew IIe durst that duty pay we all did owe ...
... took care That we should know it by repeated Pray'r , Which storm'd the skies and ravish'd Charles from thence , As Heav'n itself is took by violence . Booth's forward Valour only serv'd to shew IIe durst that duty pay we all did owe ...
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... took more pride , Than to destroy whole Thousands of such Foes . 117 But when approach'd , in strict Embraces bound , Rupert and Albemarl together grow : He joys to have his Friend in safety found , Which he to none but to that Friend ...
... took more pride , Than to destroy whole Thousands of such Foes . 117 But when approach'd , in strict Embraces bound , Rupert and Albemarl together grow : He joys to have his Friend in safety found , Which he to none but to that Friend ...
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