The Poems of John Dryden, Volumen2C. Griffin, 1870 |
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... given of him by other writers . The Bloody Assizes stand out in history as the terrible monument of a spirit of persecution unparalleled in our annals . Macaulay , deriving his figures from the list sent by the judges to the Treasury ...
... given of him by other writers . The Bloody Assizes stand out in history as the terrible monument of a spirit of persecution unparalleled in our annals . Macaulay , deriving his figures from the list sent by the judges to the Treasury ...
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... given him of such and such features by an acquaintance or a friend , without the nice touches , which give the best resemblance , and make the graces of the picture . Every artist is apt enough to flatter himself ( and I amongst the ...
... given him of such and such features by an acquaintance or a friend , without the nice touches , which give the best resemblance , and make the graces of the picture . Every artist is apt enough to flatter himself ( and I amongst the ...
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... given him , I have no reason , unless it be the charity of a Christian , to forgive him . Prior læsit is justification suffi- cient in the Civil Law . If I answer him in his own language , self - defence , I am sure , must be allowed me ...
... given him , I have no reason , unless it be the charity of a Christian , to forgive him . Prior læsit is justification suffi- cient in the Civil Law . If I answer him in his own language , self - defence , I am sure , must be allowed me ...
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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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