The Critical and Miscellaneous Prose Works of John Dryden: Now First Collected: with Notes and Illustrations; an Account of the Life and Writings of the Author, Grounded on Original and Authentick Documents; and a Collection of His Letters, the Greater Part of which Has Never Before Been Published, Volumen1,Tema 2T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, 1800 |
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... mean time you have withdrawn your selfe from attendance , the curse of courts ; you may think on what you please , and that as little as you please ; for , in my opinion , thinking it selfe is a kind of pain to a witty man : he finds so ...
... mean time you have withdrawn your selfe from attendance , the curse of courts ; you may think on what you please , and that as little as you please ; for , in my opinion , thinking it selfe is a kind of pain to a witty man : he finds so ...
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... mean time , will you pleas to give me leave to ac- cuse you of forgetting your prommis conserning my eldest sonn ; who , as you once assured me , was to have one night in a weeke alowed him to be at home , in considi- rasion both of his ...
... mean time , will you pleas to give me leave to ac- cuse you of forgetting your prommis conserning my eldest sonn ; who , as you once assured me , was to have one night in a weeke alowed him to be at home , in considi- rasion both of his ...
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... means sure that I have in every instance arranged them rightly . As Dryden began his translation of Virgil in the middle of 1694 , and here says that he had finished the fourth Æneid , I suppose this letter to have been written in April ...
... means sure that I have in every instance arranged them rightly . As Dryden began his translation of Virgil in the middle of 1694 , and here says that he had finished the fourth Æneid , I suppose this letter to have been written in April ...
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... means almost all our letters have miscarried for this last year . But , however , he has missed of his design in the dedication , though he had prepared the book for it ; for in every figure of Eneas he has caused him to be drawn like ...
... means almost all our letters have miscarried for this last year . But , however , he has missed of his design in the dedication , though he had prepared the book for it ; for in every figure of Eneas he has caused him to be drawn like ...
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... mean time I am writing a Song for St. Cecilia's Feast , who , you know , is the patroness of musick . This is trou- blesome , and no way beneficial ; but I could not deny the Stewards of the Feast , who came in a body to me to desire ...
... mean time I am writing a Song for St. Cecilia's Feast , who , you know , is the patroness of musick . This is trou- blesome , and no way beneficial ; but I could not deny the Stewards of the Feast , who came in a body to me to desire ...
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