The Poems of John DrydenH. Milford, 1945 - 606 páginas |
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... plain existence of the thing . Because Philosophers may disagree , If sight b ' emission or reception be , Shall it be thence infer'd I do not see ? But you require an Answer positive , Which yet , when I demand , you dare not give ...
... plain existence of the thing . Because Philosophers may disagree , If sight b ' emission or reception be , Shall it be thence infer'd I do not see ? But you require an Answer positive , Which yet , when I demand , you dare not give ...
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... plain . 341 Clearness by frequent preaching must be wrought ; They writ but seldom , but they daily taught . And what one Saint has said of holy Paul , He darkly writ , is true apply'd to all . For this obscurity cou'd heav'n provide ...
... plain . 341 Clearness by frequent preaching must be wrought ; They writ but seldom , but they daily taught . And what one Saint has said of holy Paul , He darkly writ , is true apply'd to all . For this obscurity cou'd heav'n provide ...
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... Plain Dealing won the Race : Plain Dealing for a Jewel has been known ; But ne'er till now the Jewel of a Crown . When Heav'n made Man , to show the work Divine , And , when a King is to a God refin'd , On all he says and does , he ...
... Plain Dealing won the Race : Plain Dealing for a Jewel has been known ; But ne'er till now the Jewel of a Crown . When Heav'n made Man , to show the work Divine , And , when a King is to a God refin'd , On all he says and does , he ...
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ASTRÆEA REDUX A POEM ON THE HAPPY RESTORATION AND RETURN OF | 7 |
I | 18 |
5 | 25 |
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