The Poems of John DrydenOxford University Press, 1910 - 606 páginas Oxford edition. The facsimiles are reproductions of title pages of earlier editions. |
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... Epilogue to The Wild Gallant Prologue to The Rival Ladies Prologue and Epilogue to The Indian Emperor Prologue to Secret Love , or the Maiden Queen 204 205 206 207 Prologue and Epilogue to The Wild Gallant , revived Prologue and ...
... Epilogue to The Wild Gallant Prologue to The Rival Ladies Prologue and Epilogue to The Indian Emperor Prologue to Secret Love , or the Maiden Queen 204 205 206 207 Prologue and Epilogue to The Wild Gallant , revived Prologue and ...
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... Epilogue to The Assignation , or Love in a Nunnery Prologue and Epilogue to Amboyna , or the Cruelties of the Dutch to the English Merchants . Prologue and Epilogue to the University of Oxford Prologue and Epilogue . Spoken at the ...
... Epilogue to The Assignation , or Love in a Nunnery Prologue and Epilogue to Amboyna , or the Cruelties of the Dutch to the English Merchants . Prologue and Epilogue to the University of Oxford Prologue and Epilogue . Spoken at the ...
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... Epilogue to Tyrannick Love , the editors make Dryden rhyme slattern ' with ' Catherine ' , though he printed neither of these words in this form . In this edition no spelling has been altered except in the case of undoubted misprints ...
... Epilogue to Tyrannick Love , the editors make Dryden rhyme slattern ' with ' Catherine ' , though he printed neither of these words in this form . In this edition no spelling has been altered except in the case of undoubted misprints ...
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... EPILOGUE TO THE WILD GALLANT . 2 Ast . The Luck not very good , nor. Sails ? Ah ! No , no , no . St. Hermo never , never shone so bright ; ' Tis Phillis , only Phillis can shoot so fair a Light ; ' Tis Phillis , ' tis Phillis that saves ...
... EPILOGUE TO THE WILD GALLANT . 2 Ast . The Luck not very good , nor. Sails ? Ah ! No , no , no . St. Hermo never , never shone so bright ; ' Tis Phillis , only Phillis can shoot so fair a Light ; ' Tis Phillis , ' tis Phillis that saves ...
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... EPILOGUE . The Wilde Gallant has quite play'd out his Game ; He's marry'd now , and that will make him tame . Or if you think Marriage will not reclaim him , The Critiques swear they'll damn him , but they'll tame him . Yet , though our ...
... EPILOGUE . The Wilde Gallant has quite play'd out his Game ; He's marry'd now , and that will make him tame . Or if you think Marriage will not reclaim him , The Critiques swear they'll damn him , but they'll tame him . Yet , though our ...
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