The Poems of John Dryden, Volumen2C. Griffin, 1870 |
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... began , And thus the child imposes on the man . The rest I named before , nor need repeat ; But interest is the most prevailing cheat , The sly seducer both of age and youth ; They study that , and think they study truth . When interest ...
... began , And thus the child imposes on the man . The rest I named before , nor need repeat ; But interest is the most prevailing cheat , The sly seducer both of age and youth ; They study that , and think they study truth . When interest ...
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... began to waste ; And , what was ominous , that very morn The sun was entered into Capricorn : Which , by their bad astronomer's account , That week the Virgin balance should remount . An infant moon eclipsed him in his way , And hid the ...
... began to waste ; And , what was ominous , that very morn The sun was entered into Capricorn : Which , by their bad astronomer's account , That week the Virgin balance should remount . An infant moon eclipsed him in his way , And hid the ...
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... began . So has it happened to me . I have built a house , where I intended but a lodge ; yet with better success than a certain nobleman , who , beginning with a dog - kennel , never lived to finish the palace he had con- trived ...
... began . So has it happened to me . I have built a house , where I intended but a lodge ; yet with better success than a certain nobleman , who , beginning with a dog - kennel , never lived to finish the palace he had con- trived ...
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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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