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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... raise a storm , and make use of Æolus , with this only difference of calling him Prince of the air ; what invention of mine would there be in declare their want of them . Thus , Sir , let me assure you that though you are acquainted ...
... raise a storm , and make use of Æolus , with this only difference of calling him Prince of the air ; what invention of mine would there be in declare their want of them . Thus , Sir , let me assure you that though you are acquainted ...
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... raise up many friends to me amongst my enemies , though they who ought to have been my friends are negligent of me . called to dinner , and cannot go on with letter , which I desire you to excuse ; and am Your most affectionate father ...
... raise up many friends to me amongst my enemies , though they who ought to have been my friends are negligent of me . called to dinner , and cannot go on with letter , which I desire you to excuse ; and am Your most affectionate father ...
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... it was the Chapel Royal at St. James's , in which the pews were raised . • Arthur Maynwaring . See vol . i . part i . p . 546 , n . 8 . need not tell you who my Lady Darentwater is ; DRYDEN'S LETTERS . 10g To Mrs Steward.
... it was the Chapel Royal at St. James's , in which the pews were raised . • Arthur Maynwaring . See vol . i . part i . p . 546 , n . 8 . need not tell you who my Lady Darentwater is ; DRYDEN'S LETTERS . 10g To Mrs Steward.
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... raise , and new flames to beget ; half fuddled ; who offered to jump in , and swore , though he liked not the liquor , he would have the toast . He was opposed in his resolution ; yet this whim gave foun- dation to the present honour ...
... raise , and new flames to beget ; half fuddled ; who offered to jump in , and swore , though he liked not the liquor , he would have the toast . He was opposed in his resolution ; yet this whim gave foun- dation to the present honour ...
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... raised to peerages , with grants of part of the forfeited estates in Ireland , to enable them to support their new dignities . The House of Commons having resolved to resume those grants , brought in a Bill for that purpose , and to ...
... raised to peerages , with grants of part of the forfeited estates in Ireland , to enable them to support their new dignities . The House of Commons having resolved to resume those grants , brought in a Bill for that purpose , and to ...
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