The Poems of John DrydenH. Milford, 1945 - 606 páginas |
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... Pow'r , for Property allow'd , Is mischievously seated in the Croud ; For who can be secure of private Right , If ... Pow'r ] That Pow'r which is ed . 1 . 802 the Flaws ] Many editors give their Flaws 804 our ] Many editors give the At ...
... Pow'r , for Property allow'd , Is mischievously seated in the Croud ; For who can be secure of private Right , If ... Pow'r ] That Pow'r which is ed . 1 . 802 the Flaws ] Many editors give their Flaws 804 our ] Many editors give the At ...
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... Pow'r they scan , The same bold Maxime holds in God and Man : God were not safe ; his Thunder cou'd they shun He shou'd be forc'd to crown another Son . Thus , when the Heir was from the Vineyard thrown , The rich Possession was the ...
... Pow'r they scan , The same bold Maxime holds in God and Man : God were not safe ; his Thunder cou'd they shun He shou'd be forc'd to crown another Son . Thus , when the Heir was from the Vineyard thrown , The rich Possession was the ...
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... Pow'r , His Steps bold Arcite to the Temple bent , T'adore with Pagan Rites the Pow'r Armi- potent : Then prostrate , low before his Altar lay , And rais'd his manly Voice , and thus began to pray . Strong God of Arms , whose Iron ...
... Pow'r , His Steps bold Arcite to the Temple bent , T'adore with Pagan Rites the Pow'r Armi- potent : Then prostrate , low before his Altar lay , And rais'd his manly Voice , and thus began to pray . Strong God of Arms , whose Iron ...
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ASTRÆEA REDUX A POEM ON THE HAPPY RESTORATION AND RETURN OF | 7 |
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