The Poems of John Dryden, Volumen2C. Griffin, 1870 |
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... cause , and that your main lawyer is yet behind . Now , if it so happen he meet with no more reply than his predecessors , you may either conclude that I trust to the goodness of my cause , or fear my adversary , or dis- dain him , or ...
... cause , and that your main lawyer is yet behind . Now , if it so happen he meet with no more reply than his predecessors , you may either conclude that I trust to the goodness of my cause , or fear my adversary , or dis- dain him , or ...
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... cause which they endeavour to support : it is to take away the pillars from our faith , and to prop it only with a twig ; it is to design a tower like that of Babel , which , if it were possible , as it is not , to reach heaven , would ...
... cause which they endeavour to support : it is to take away the pillars from our faith , and to prop it only with a twig ; it is to design a tower like that of Babel , which , if it were possible , as it is not , to reach heaven , would ...
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... cause , no succour found , The foe discharges every tire around , In clouds of smoke abandoning the fight ; But his own thundering peals proclaim his flight . ' In Henry's change his charge as ill succeeds ; To that long story little ...
... cause , no succour found , The foe discharges every tire around , In clouds of smoke abandoning the fight ; But his own thundering peals proclaim his flight . ' In Henry's change his charge as ill succeeds ; To that long story little ...
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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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