The Poems of John DrydenH. Milford, 1945 - 606 páginas |
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... Poet , damn'd dull Poet , who could prove So senseless , to make Nelly dye for Love ! Nay , what's yet worse , to kill me in the prime Of Easter - term , in Tart and Cheese - cake time ! * 20 I'le fit the Fopp ; for I'le not one word ...
... Poet , damn'd dull Poet , who could prove So senseless , to make Nelly dye for Love ! Nay , what's yet worse , to kill me in the prime Of Easter - term , in Tart and Cheese - cake time ! * 20 I'le fit the Fopp ; for I'le not one word ...
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... Poet never knew , In hullibabilah de , and Chu , chu , chu ; But Marabarah sahem most did touch you ; That is , Oh how we love the Mamamouchi ! Grimace and habit sent you pleas'd away ; You damn'd the poet , and cried up the Play . This ...
... Poet never knew , In hullibabilah de , and Chu , chu , chu ; But Marabarah sahem most did touch you ; That is , Oh how we love the Mamamouchi ! Grimace and habit sent you pleas'd away ; You damn'd the poet , and cried up the Play . This ...
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... Poets , but which a bad Poet cannot Naturally describe : Then he makes a digression to Romulus , the first King of Rome , who had a Rustical Education , and enlarges upon Quintius Cincinnatus , a Roman Senator , who was call'd from the ...
... Poets , but which a bad Poet cannot Naturally describe : Then he makes a digression to Romulus , the first King of Rome , who had a Rustical Education , and enlarges upon Quintius Cincinnatus , a Roman Senator , who was call'd from the ...
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ASTRÆEA REDUX A POEM ON THE HAPPY RESTORATION AND RETURN OF | 7 |
I | 18 |
5 | 25 |
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