The Poems of John DrydenH. Milford, 1945 - 606 páginas |
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... Publick Safety shook , And fitted Israel for a Foreign Yoke ; Then , seiz'd with Fear , yet still affecting . Fame , Usurp'd a Patriot's All - attoning Name . So easie still it proves in Factious Times 180 With publick Zeal to cancel ...
... Publick Safety shook , And fitted Israel for a Foreign Yoke ; Then , seiz'd with Fear , yet still affecting . Fame , Usurp'd a Patriot's All - attoning Name . So easie still it proves in Factious Times 180 With publick Zeal to cancel ...
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... publick Love , To Head the Faction while their Zeal was hot , And Popularly Prosecute the Plot . 490 To farther this , Achitophel Unites The Malecontents of all the Israelites : Whose differing Parties he could wisely Join For several ...
... publick Love , To Head the Faction while their Zeal was hot , And Popularly Prosecute the Plot . 490 To farther this , Achitophel Unites The Malecontents of all the Israelites : Whose differing Parties he could wisely Join For several ...
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... publick Capacity , to meet , as you daily doe , in Factious Clubs , to vilify 30 the Government in your Discourses and to libel it in all your Writings ? Who made you Judges in Israel ? or how is it consistent with your Zeal of the publick ...
... publick Capacity , to meet , as you daily doe , in Factious Clubs , to vilify 30 the Government in your Discourses and to libel it in all your Writings ? Who made you Judges in Israel ? or how is it consistent with your Zeal of the publick ...
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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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