The Poems of John DrydenH. Milford, 1945 - 606 páginas |
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... Foes : Whose numerous Sails the fearful only tell ; Courage from hearts , and not from numbers , grows . 77 He said ; nor needed more to say : with hast To their known Stations chearfully they go ; And all at once , disdaining to be ...
... Foes : Whose numerous Sails the fearful only tell ; Courage from hearts , and not from numbers , grows . 77 He said ; nor needed more to say : with hast To their known Stations chearfully they go ; And all at once , disdaining to be ...
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... foes she saw before her lye , And back she drew the shining weapon dry So when the gen'rous Lyon has in sight His equal match , he rouses for the fight ; But when his foe lyes prostrate on the plain , He sheathes his paws , uncurls his ...
... foes she saw before her lye , And back she drew the shining weapon dry So when the gen'rous Lyon has in sight His equal match , he rouses for the fight ; But when his foe lyes prostrate on the plain , He sheathes his paws , uncurls his ...
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... Foes ? The glitt'ring Helm by Moonlight will proclaim 171 The latent Robber , and prevent his Game : Nor could he hold his tott'ring Head up- right Beneath that Motion , or sustain the Weight ; Nor that right Arm cou'd toss the beamy ...
... Foes ? The glitt'ring Helm by Moonlight will proclaim 171 The latent Robber , and prevent his Game : Nor could he hold his tott'ring Head up- right Beneath that Motion , or sustain the Weight ; Nor that right Arm cou'd toss the beamy ...
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ASTRÆEA REDUX A POEM ON THE HAPPY RESTORATION AND RETURN OF | 7 |
I | 18 |
5 | 25 |
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