The Poems of John DrydenH. Milford, 1945 - 606 páginas |
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... Virtues , but I am much deceiv'd if any have so dearly purchas'd their Reputation ; their Fame has been won them ... Virtue , to leave it miserable . I have heard indeed of some virtuous Persons who have ended unfortunately , but ...
... Virtues , but I am much deceiv'd if any have so dearly purchas'd their Reputation ; their Fame has been won them ... Virtue , to leave it miserable . I have heard indeed of some virtuous Persons who have ended unfortunately , but ...
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... Virtue grac'd ; A Heroe , who , while Stars look'd wondring down , Without one Hebrew's Bloud restor❜d the Crown . 970 That praise was His ; what therefore did remain For following Chiefs , but boldly to maintain That Crown restor'd ...
... Virtue grac'd ; A Heroe , who , while Stars look'd wondring down , Without one Hebrew's Bloud restor❜d the Crown . 970 That praise was His ; what therefore did remain For following Chiefs , but boldly to maintain That Crown restor'd ...
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... Virtue comes not by Inheritance . If you tralineate from your Father's Mind , What are you else but of a Bastard - kind ? Do , as your great Progenitors have done , And by their virtues prove your self their Son . No Father can infuse ...
... Virtue comes not by Inheritance . If you tralineate from your Father's Mind , What are you else but of a Bastard - kind ? Do , as your great Progenitors have done , And by their virtues prove your self their Son . No Father can infuse ...
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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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