The Poems of John DrydenH. Milford, 1945 - 606 páginas |
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... rest : Thus wou'd your Polish Diet disagree , And end , as it began , in Anarchy ; Your self the fairest for election stand , Because you seem crown - gen'ral of the land ; But soon against your superstitious lawn 411 Some Presbyterian ...
... rest : Thus wou'd your Polish Diet disagree , And end , as it began , in Anarchy ; Your self the fairest for election stand , Because you seem crown - gen'ral of the land ; But soon against your superstitious lawn 411 Some Presbyterian ...
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... rest I nam'd before , nor need repeat ; But int'rest is the most prevailing cheat , The sly seducer both of age and youth ; Theystudy that , and think they study truth : When int'rest fortifies an argument , Weak reason serves to gain ...
... rest I nam'd before , nor need repeat ; But int'rest is the most prevailing cheat , The sly seducer both of age and youth ; Theystudy that , and think they study truth : When int'rest fortifies an argument , Weak reason serves to gain ...
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... rest remain'd below , a Tribe without a Name . His Mind , his Meen , the Features of his Face , Excelling all the rest of Humane Race : 540 These were thy Thoughts , and thou could'st judge aright , Till Int'rest made a Jaundice in thy ...
... rest remain'd below , a Tribe without a Name . His Mind , his Meen , the Features of his Face , Excelling all the rest of Humane Race : 540 These were thy Thoughts , and thou could'st judge aright , Till Int'rest made a Jaundice in thy ...
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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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