The Poems of John DrydenH. Milford, 1945 - 606 páginas |
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... AMYNTAS . A PASTORAL ELEGY . ' TWAS on a Joyless and a Gloomy Morn , Wet was the Grass , and hung with Pearls the Thorn , When Damon , who design'd to pass the Day With Hounds and Horns , and chase the flying Prey , Rose early from his ...
... AMYNTAS . A PASTORAL ELEGY . ' TWAS on a Joyless and a Gloomy Morn , Wet was the Grass , and hung with Pearls the Thorn , When Damon , who design'd to pass the Day With Hounds and Horns , and chase the flying Prey , Rose early from his ...
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... Amyntas - Oh ! he cou'd not speak the rest , Nor needed , for presaging Damon guess'd . Equal with Heav'n young Damon loved the Boy ; 20 The boast of Nature , both his Parents Joy . His graceful Form revolving in his Mind ; So great a ...
... Amyntas - Oh ! he cou'd not speak the rest , Nor needed , for presaging Damon guess'd . Equal with Heav'n young Damon loved the Boy ; 20 The boast of Nature , both his Parents Joy . His graceful Form revolving in his Mind ; So great a ...
Página 204
... Amyntas . Body join'd to Body , and Heart join'd to Heart ; To make sure of the Cure ; Go call the Man in Black , to mumble o're his part . Phillis . But suppose he should stay . Amyntas . At worst , if he delay ; ' Tis a Work must be ...
... Amyntas . Body join'd to Body , and Heart join'd to Heart ; To make sure of the Cure ; Go call the Man in Black , to mumble o're his part . Phillis . But suppose he should stay . Amyntas . At worst , if he delay ; ' Tis a Work must be ...
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ASTREA REDUX A POEM ON THE HAPPY RESTORATION AND RETURN OF | 7 |
THE SECOND PART OF ABSALOM AND ACHITOPHEL | 14 |
5 | 25 |
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