The Poems of John Dryden, Volumen2Clarendon Press, 1958 - 2104 páginas |
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... Design after him , though he had the Model in his Eye ; that Lucan is wanting both in Design and Subject , and is besides too full of Heat , and Affectation ; that amongst the Moderns , 315 Ariosto neither Design'd Justly , nor observ'd ...
... Design after him , though he had the Model in his Eye ; that Lucan is wanting both in Design and Subject , and is besides too full of Heat , and Affectation ; that amongst the Moderns , 315 Ariosto neither Design'd Justly , nor observ'd ...
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... Design , the Service and Honour of their common Master ? But being instructed only in the General , and zealous of the main Design ; and as 545 Finite Beings , not admitted into the Secrets of Government , the last resorts of Providence ...
... Design , the Service and Honour of their common Master ? But being instructed only in the General , and zealous of the main Design ; and as 545 Finite Beings , not admitted into the Secrets of Government , the last resorts of Providence ...
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... Design ; for he gives this very Precept , Sit quodvis simplex duntaxat & unum ; yet he seems not much to 2400 mind it in his Satires , many of them consisting of more Arguments than one ; and the second without dependance on the first ...
... Design ; for he gives this very Precept , Sit quodvis simplex duntaxat & unum ; yet he seems not much to 2400 mind it in his Satires , many of them consisting of more Arguments than one ; and the second without dependance on the first ...
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Lines on Milton | 540 |
The Prologue and Epilogue to The History of Bacon in Virginia | 551 |
Prologue to The Mistakes | 563 |
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