The Poems of John Dryden, Volumen2C. Griffin, 1870 |
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... never seen Ireland till he was three - and - twenty years old , and was there only four months ; as if any one took the palpable ridicule of the satirist as matter of fact . Leigh Hunt detects an odd blunder in Mac Flecknoe . ' It is a ...
... never seen Ireland till he was three - and - twenty years old , and was there only four months ; as if any one took the palpable ridicule of the satirist as matter of fact . Leigh Hunt detects an odd blunder in Mac Flecknoe . ' It is a ...
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... never quit their claim , For then ' tis sanctified to Heaven's high name ; And hallowed thus , they cannot give consent , The gift should be profaned by worldly management . ' Their flesh was never to the table served ; Though ' tis not ...
... never quit their claim , For then ' tis sanctified to Heaven's high name ; And hallowed thus , they cannot give consent , The gift should be profaned by worldly management . ' Their flesh was never to the table served ; Though ' tis not ...
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... never written in another measure . ' ] TO you who live in chill degree , As map informs , of fifty - three , And do not much for cold atone , By bringing thither fifty - one , Methinks all climes should be alike ; From tropic e'en to ...
... never written in another measure . ' ] TO you who live in chill degree , As map informs , of fifty - three , And do not much for cold atone , By bringing thither fifty - one , Methinks all climes should be alike ; From tropic e'en to ...
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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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