The Poems of John DrydenH. Milford, 1945 - 606 páginas |
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... once , and ease my pain . 2 Sighing to himself , and crying , Wretched I , to love in vain ! Ever scorning , and denying To reward your faithful Swain Kiss me , Dear , before my dying ; Kiss me once , and ease my pain ! 3 Ever ...
... once , and ease my pain . 2 Sighing to himself , and crying , Wretched I , to love in vain ! Ever scorning , and denying To reward your faithful Swain Kiss me , Dear , before my dying ; Kiss me once , and ease my pain ! 3 Ever ...
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... once belov'd Alcyone has done ? Whether , ah whether is thy Kindness gone ! ) Can Ceyx then sustain to leave his ... once indulg'd , they sweep the Main , Deaf to the Call , or , hearing hear in vain ; But bent on Mischief bear the ...
... once belov'd Alcyone has done ? Whether , ah whether is thy Kindness gone ! ) Can Ceyx then sustain to leave his ... once indulg'd , they sweep the Main , Deaf to the Call , or , hearing hear in vain ; But bent on Mischief bear the ...
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... once did wholesome Draughts afford , But now his deadly Waters are abhorr'd : Since , hurt by Hercules , as Fame resounds , The Centaurs in his current wash'd their Wounds . The Streams of Hypanis are sweet no more , But brackish lose ...
... once did wholesome Draughts afford , But now his deadly Waters are abhorr'd : Since , hurt by Hercules , as Fame resounds , The Centaurs in his current wash'd their Wounds . The Streams of Hypanis are sweet no more , But brackish lose ...
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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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