The Poems of John DrydenH. Milford, 1945 - 606 páginas |
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... happy Shore The Winds upon their balmy Wings convey'd , Whose guilty Sweetness first their world betray'd , So by your Counsels we are brought to view A rich and undiscover'd World in you . By you our Monarch does that Fame assure Which ...
... happy Shore The Winds upon their balmy Wings convey'd , Whose guilty Sweetness first their world betray'd , So by your Counsels we are brought to view A rich and undiscover'd World in you . By you our Monarch does that Fame assure Which ...
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... Happy , happy , happy Pair ! None but the Brave , None but the Brave , None but the Brave deserves the Fair . CHORUS . Happy , happy , happy Pair ! None but the Brave , None but the Brave , None but the Brave deserves the Fair . II ...
... Happy , happy , happy Pair ! None but the Brave , None but the Brave , None but the Brave deserves the Fair . CHORUS . Happy , happy , happy Pair ! None but the Brave , None but the Brave , None but the Brave deserves the Fair . II ...
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... happy in his low degree How happy the Lover How unhappy a Lover am I. How wretched is the Fate of those who write I'm thinking ( and it almost makes me mad ) I beg a Boon , that , e're you all disband . I Feed a Flame within which so ...
... happy in his low degree How happy the Lover How unhappy a Lover am I. How wretched is the Fate of those who write I'm thinking ( and it almost makes me mad ) I beg a Boon , that , e're you all disband . I Feed a Flame within which so ...
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ASTREA REDUX A POEM ON THE HAPPY RESTORATION AND RETURN OF | 7 |
THE SECOND PART OF ABSALOM AND ACHITOPHEL | 14 |
5 | 25 |
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