The Poems of John DrydenH. Milford, 1945 - 606 páginas |
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... Fame had publisht the renown Of Sh- -'s Coronation through the Town . Rows'd by report of Fame , the Nations meet , From near Bun - Hill and distant Watling- street . No Persian Carpets spread th ' imperial way , But scatter'd Limbs of ...
... Fame had publisht the renown Of Sh- -'s Coronation through the Town . Rows'd by report of Fame , the Nations meet , From near Bun - Hill and distant Watling- street . No Persian Carpets spread th ' imperial way , But scatter'd Limbs of ...
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... Fame is false to all that keep her long ; And turns up to the Fop that's brisk and young . 12 Some wiser Poet now would leave Fame first ; But elder wits are , like old Lovers , curst : Who , when the vigor of their Youth is spent ...
... Fame is false to all that keep her long ; And turns up to the Fop that's brisk and young . 12 Some wiser Poet now would leave Fame first ; But elder wits are , like old Lovers , curst : Who , when the vigor of their Youth is spent ...
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... Fame : Exchanging solid Quiet , to obtain The Windy satisfaction of the Brain . So much the Thirst of Honour Fires the Blood ; 220 So many wou'd be Great , so few be Good . For who wou'd Virtue for her self regard , Or Wed , without the ...
... Fame : Exchanging solid Quiet , to obtain The Windy satisfaction of the Brain . So much the Thirst of Honour Fires the Blood ; 220 So many wou'd be Great , so few be Good . For who wou'd Virtue for her self regard , Or Wed , without the ...
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ASTRÆEA REDUX A POEM ON THE HAPPY RESTORATION AND RETURN OF | 7 |
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