The Poems of John DrydenH. Milford, 1945 - 606 páginas |
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... cou'd keep . Thus , anxious Thoughts in endless Circles roul , Without a Centre where to fix the Soul : In this wilde Maze their vain Endeavours end : How can the less the Greater comprehend ? Or finite Reason reach Infinity ? 40 For ...
... cou'd keep . Thus , anxious Thoughts in endless Circles roul , Without a Centre where to fix the Soul : In this wilde Maze their vain Endeavours end : How can the less the Greater comprehend ? Or finite Reason reach Infinity ? 40 For ...
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... cou'd do he lately try'd , When in. 61 Arriv'd within the mournfull Room , he saw A wild Distraction , void of Awe , And arbitrary Grief unbounded by a Law . God's Image , God's Anointed , lay Without Motion , Pulse or Breath , A ...
... cou'd do he lately try'd , When in. 61 Arriv'd within the mournfull Room , he saw A wild Distraction , void of Awe , And arbitrary Grief unbounded by a Law . God's Image , God's Anointed , lay Without Motion , Pulse or Breath , A ...
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... cou'd in Peace secure his Reign , 230 Which cou'd in wars his Pow'r maintain , That hand on which no plighted vows were ever vain . Well for so great a trust , he chose A Prince who never disobey'd : Not when the most severe commands ...
... cou'd in Peace secure his Reign , 230 Which cou'd in wars his Pow'r maintain , That hand on which no plighted vows were ever vain . Well for so great a trust , he chose A Prince who never disobey'd : Not when the most severe commands ...
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ASTRÆEA REDUX A POEM ON THE HAPPY RESTORATION AND RETURN OF | 7 |
I | 18 |
5 | 25 |
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