The Poems of John Dryden: 1649-1681Longman, 1995 - 551 páginas |
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... seems at rest to the deluded eye ( Moved by the soul of the same harmony ) : So carried on by your unwearied care We rest in peace and yet in motion share . Let envy then those crimes within you see From which the happy never must be ...
... seems at rest to the deluded eye ( Moved by the soul of the same harmony ) : So carried on by your unwearied care We rest in peace and yet in motion share . Let envy then those crimes within you see From which the happy never must be ...
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... seems to have renewed her charter's date Which heaven will to the death of time allow . 295 More great than human , now , and more August , New deified she from her fires does rise : Her widening streets on new foundations trust , And ...
... seems to have renewed her charter's date Which heaven will to the death of time allow . 295 More great than human , now , and more August , New deified she from her fires does rise : Her widening streets on new foundations trust , And ...
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... seems unnecessarily complicated ; there is no reason to suppose that J and T were working from the same source ; and a MS provided by the actors is a possible alternative to one produced through shorthand transcription . Nevertheless ...
... seems unnecessarily complicated ; there is no reason to suppose that J and T were working from the same source ; and a MS provided by the actors is a possible alternative to one produced through shorthand transcription . Nevertheless ...
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Note by the General Editor | viii |
Introduction | x |
Acknowledgements | xxvii |
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