The Poems of John Dryden, Volumen2Clarendon Press, 1958 - 2104 páginas |
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... sure no high'r Than matter , put in motion , may aspire . Souls that can scarce ferment their mass of clay ; So drossy , so divisible are They , As wou'd but serve pure bodies for allay : Such souls as Shards produce , such beetle ...
... sure no high'r Than matter , put in motion , may aspire . Souls that can scarce ferment their mass of clay ; So drossy , so divisible are They , As wou'd but serve pure bodies for allay : Such souls as Shards produce , such beetle ...
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... sure to those the Rebel would not yield , Squadrons of Texts he marshal'd in the field ; That was but civil war , an equal set , Where Piles with piles , and eagles Eagles met . With Texts point - blank and plain he fac'd the Foe : And ...
... sure to those the Rebel would not yield , Squadrons of Texts he marshal'd in the field ; That was but civil war , an equal set , Where Piles with piles , and eagles Eagles met . With Texts point - blank and plain he fac'd the Foe : And ...
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... sure the Dole , so ready at their call , They stood prepar'd to see the Manna fall . Such Multitudes she fed , she cloath'd , she nurst , That she , her self , might fear her wanting first . Of her Five Talents , other five she made ...
... sure the Dole , so ready at their call , They stood prepar'd to see the Manna fall . Such Multitudes she fed , she cloath'd , she nurst , That she , her self , might fear her wanting first . Of her Five Talents , other five she made ...
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