The Poems of John DrydenH. Milford, 1945 - 606 páginas |
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... least she leaves the refuse of the bad . Nice in her choice of ill , though not of best , And least deform'd , because reform'd the least . In doubtful points betwixt her diff'ring friends , 410 Where one for substance , one for sign ...
... least she leaves the refuse of the bad . Nice in her choice of ill , though not of best , And least deform'd , because reform'd the least . In doubtful points betwixt her diff'ring friends , 410 Where one for substance , one for sign ...
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... least in Worth , or Fame . The World to Bacon does not onely owe Its present Knowledge , but its future too . Gilbert shall live , till Lode - stones cease to draw Or British Fleets the boundless Ocean awe . And noble Boyle , not less ...
... least in Worth , or Fame . The World to Bacon does not onely owe Its present Knowledge , but its future too . Gilbert shall live , till Lode - stones cease to draw Or British Fleets the boundless Ocean awe . And noble Boyle , not less ...
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... least . Mango's and Limes , whose Nourishment is little , Tho ' not for Food , are yet preserv'd for Pickle . 29 So this green Writer may pretend , at least , To whet your Stomachs for a better Feast . He makes this Difference in the ...
... least . Mango's and Limes , whose Nourishment is little , Tho ' not for Food , are yet preserv'd for Pickle . 29 So this green Writer may pretend , at least , To whet your Stomachs for a better Feast . He makes this Difference in 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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