The Poems of John Dryden, Volumen2C. Griffin, 1870 |
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... Arcite cannot Arcite find , The world may search in vain with all their eyes , But never penetrate through this disguise . Thanks to the change which grief and sickness give , In low estate I may securely live , And see , unknown , my ...
... Arcite cannot Arcite find , The world may search in vain with all their eyes , But never penetrate through this disguise . Thanks to the change which grief and sickness give , In low estate I may securely live , And see , unknown , my ...
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... Arcite let us turn our style ; Who little dreamt how nigh he was to care , Till treacherous fortune caught him in the snare . The morning lark , the messenger of day , Saluted in her song the morning gray ; And soon the sun arose with ...
... Arcite let us turn our style ; Who little dreamt how nigh he was to care , Till treacherous fortune caught him in the snare . The morning lark , the messenger of day , Saluted in her song the morning gray ; And soon the sun arose with ...
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... Arcite I was , Philostratus I am . That side of heaven is all my enemy : Mars ruined Thebes : his mother ruined me . Of all the royal race remains but one Besides myself , the unhappy Palamon , Whom Theseus holds in bonds , and will not ...
... Arcite I was , Philostratus I am . That side of heaven is all my enemy : Mars ruined Thebes : his mother ruined me . Of all the royal race remains but one Besides myself , the unhappy Palamon , Whom Theseus holds in bonds , and will not ...
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THE MEDAL A SATIRE AGAINST SEDITION | 5 |
TO THE DUCHESS OF YORK ON HER RETURN FROM | 21 |
OB A LAYMANS FAITH AN EPISTLE | 34 |
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appear Arcite arms bear beauty began believe better blessed blood cause character Chaucer Church common death doubt Dryden equal expression eyes face fair faith fame fate fear foes followed force gain give given grace ground hand happy head Heaven Hind honour hope judge kind king late laws learned least leave less light lines lived look lord lost mean mind nature never night once pain Panther pass peace plain plays poem poet praise prince prove race raise reason received reign rest rule sacred Scripture seems sense side sight soul sound stand suffer sure thee things thou thought took translated true truth turn verse virtue whole write written