The Poems of John DrydenH. Milford, 1945 - 606 páginas |
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... Earth suspended in the Skye ; Nor , pois'd , did on her own Foundations lye : Nor Seas about the Shoars their Arms had thrown ; But Earth and Air and Water were in one . Thus Air was void of Light , and Earth unstable , And Waters dark ...
... Earth suspended in the Skye ; Nor , pois'd , did on her own Foundations lye : Nor Seas about the Shoars their Arms had thrown ; But Earth and Air and Water were in one . Thus Air was void of Light , and Earth unstable , And Waters dark ...
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... Earth assign'd : The Sun , with Rays directly darting down , Fires all beneath , and fries the middle Zone : The two beneath the distant Poles complain Of endless Winter , and perpetual Rain . Betwixt th ' extreams , two happier ...
... Earth assign'd : The Sun , with Rays directly darting down , Fires all beneath , and fries the middle Zone : The two beneath the distant Poles complain Of endless Winter , and perpetual Rain . Betwixt th ' extreams , two happier ...
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... Earth , and Earth to Heaven . The Billows fall , while Neptune lays his Mace On the rough Sea , and smooths its furrow'd face , Already Triton , at his call appears Above the Waves ; a Tyrian Robe he wears ; 450 And in his Hand a ...
... Earth , and Earth to Heaven . The Billows fall , while Neptune lays his Mace On the rough Sea , and smooths its furrow'd face , Already Triton , at his call appears Above the Waves ; a Tyrian Robe he wears ; 450 And in his Hand a ...
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ASTRÆEA REDUX A POEM ON THE HAPPY RESTORATION AND RETURN OF | 7 |
I | 18 |
5 | 25 |
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