The Poems of John Dryden, Volumen2Clarendon Press, 1958 - 2104 páginas |
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... sight , Which from the cause , he calls a distant flight , And yet no larger leap than from the sun to light . Now last your sons a double Paan sound , A Treatise of Humility is found . ' Tis found , but better had it ne'er been sought ...
... sight , Which from the cause , he calls a distant flight , And yet no larger leap than from the sun to light . Now last your sons a double Paan sound , A Treatise of Humility is found . ' Tis found , but better had it ne'er been sought ...
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... Sight , the Mother of Desires , What Charming Objects dost thou yield ! " Tis sweet , when tedious Night expires , To see the Rosie Morning guild The Mountain - Tops , and paint the Field ! But , when Clorinda comes in sight , She makes ...
... Sight , the Mother of Desires , What Charming Objects dost thou yield ! " Tis sweet , when tedious Night expires , To see the Rosie Morning guild The Mountain - Tops , and paint the Field ! But , when Clorinda comes in sight , She makes ...
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... sight , the crafty God His Wings dismiss'd , but still retain❜d his Rod : That Sleep procuring Wand , wise Hermes took , But made it seem to sight , a Shepherd's Hook . With this , he did a Herd of Goats controul ; Which by the way he ...
... sight , the crafty God His Wings dismiss'd , but still retain❜d his Rod : That Sleep procuring Wand , wise Hermes took , But made it seem to sight , a Shepherd's Hook . With this , he did a Herd of Goats controul ; Which by the way he ...
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