The Poems of John DrydenH. Milford, 1945 - 606 páginas |
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... ev'ry Man his own presuming Guide . The sacred Books , you say , are full and plain , And ev'ry needful point of Truth contain ; All who can read , Interpreters may be : 110 Thus though your several Churches disagree , Yet ev'ry Saint ...
... ev'ry Man his own presuming Guide . The sacred Books , you say , are full and plain , And ev'ry needful point of Truth contain ; All who can read , Interpreters may be : 110 Thus though your several Churches disagree , Yet ev'ry Saint ...
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... ev'ry where the same . ) Thy matchless Hand , of ev'ry Region free , Adopts our Climate , not our Climate thee . * Great Rome and Venice early did impart To thee th ' Examples of their wondrous Art . Those Masters , then but seen ...
... ev'ry where the same . ) Thy matchless Hand , of ev'ry Region free , Adopts our Climate , not our Climate thee . * Great Rome and Venice early did impart To thee th ' Examples of their wondrous Art . Those Masters , then but seen ...
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... ev'ry Mind . Nor Theodore incourag'd more his Feast , 340 But sternly look'd , as hatching in his Breast Some deep ... Ev'n they who pity'd most yet blam'd her more : The Parallel they needed not to name , But in the Dead they damn ...
... ev'ry Mind . Nor Theodore incourag'd more his Feast , 340 But sternly look'd , as hatching in his Breast Some deep ... Ev'n they who pity'd most yet blam'd her more : The Parallel they needed not to name , But in the Dead they damn ...
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ASTREA REDUX A POEM ON THE HAPPY RESTORATION AND RETURN OF | 7 |
THE SECOND PART OF ABSALOM AND ACHITOPHEL | 14 |
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