The Poems of John DrydenH. Milford, 1945 - 606 páginas |
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... Shou'd sink beneath his heavenly Weight , 30 And , with a mighty Flaw , the flaming Wall ( As once it shall ) Shou'd gape immense , and rushing down , o'erwhelm this neather Ball ; So swift and so surprizing was our fear ; Our ...
... Shou'd sink beneath his heavenly Weight , 30 And , with a mighty Flaw , the flaming Wall ( As once it shall ) Shou'd gape immense , and rushing down , o'erwhelm this neather Ball ; So swift and so surprizing was our fear ; Our ...
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... shou'd have been rather ΙΟ Betwixt your Mother and my Mufti - Father ; ' Tis for my own and my Relations Credit Your Friends shou'd bear the Bastard , mine .shou'd get it . Ant . Suppose us two , Almeyda and ) Sebastian , With Incest ...
... shou'd have been rather ΙΟ Betwixt your Mother and my Mufti - Father ; ' Tis for my own and my Relations Credit Your Friends shou'd bear the Bastard , mine .shou'd get it . Ant . Suppose us two , Almeyda and ) Sebastian , With Incest ...
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... Shou'd some avenging Storm thy Vessel tear , ( But Heav'n forbid my words shou'd Omen bear ) Then in thy Face thy perjur'd Vows would fly ; And my wrong'd Ghost be present to thy Eye . 70 With threatning looks think thou behold'st me ...
... Shou'd some avenging Storm thy Vessel tear , ( But Heav'n forbid my words shou'd Omen bear ) Then in thy Face thy perjur'd Vows would fly ; And my wrong'd Ghost be present to thy Eye . 70 With threatning looks think thou behold'st me ...
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ASTRÆEA REDUX A POEM ON THE HAPPY RESTORATION AND RETURN OF | 7 |
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