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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... Fire 216 Prologue to Arviragus and Philicia , revived 216 • 217 Women only Prologue and Epilogue to The Maiden Queen , or Secret Love , When acted by the • · 217 Prologue and Epilogue to Marriage - à - la - iv CONTENTS.
... Fire 216 Prologue to Arviragus and Philicia , revived 216 • 217 Women only Prologue and Epilogue to The Maiden Queen , or Secret Love , When acted by the • · 217 Prologue and Epilogue to Marriage - à - la - iv CONTENTS.
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... Fire of London , goes on thus : Our Guardian Angel saw them where he sate Above the Palace of our slumbring King . " In the Miscellany Poems , published after Dryden's death , he ' was turned into ' they ' , and this piece of egregious ...
... Fire of London , goes on thus : Our Guardian Angel saw them where he sate Above the Palace of our slumbring King . " In the Miscellany Poems , published after Dryden's death , he ' was turned into ' they ' , and this piece of egregious ...
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... Fire . Another curious error may be quoted from Cymon and Iphigenia . The poet , in describing the effect of Love upon one whom he calls a Man - Beast ' , a human being Above , but just above , the Brutal kind , declares that Love made ...
... Fire . Another curious error may be quoted from Cymon and Iphigenia . The poet , in describing the effect of Love upon one whom he calls a Man - Beast ' , a human being Above , but just above , the Brutal kind , declares that Love made ...
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... fire your martial mind . What to your cares we owe is learnt from hence , When ev'n your pleasures serve for our defence . 110 Beyond your Court flows in the admitted tide , Where in new depths the wond'ring fishes glide : Here in a ...
... fire your martial mind . What to your cares we owe is learnt from hence , When ev'n your pleasures serve for our defence . 110 Beyond your Court flows in the admitted tide , Where in new depths the wond'ring fishes glide : Here in a ...
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... Fire and Smoke , The helpless Gods their burning Shrines for- sook ; 20 They with the vanquished Prince and Party go And leave their Temples empty to the Foe . At length the Muses stand restor❜d again To that great Charge which Nature ...
... Fire and Smoke , The helpless Gods their burning Shrines for- sook ; 20 They with the vanquished Prince and Party go And leave their Temples empty to the Foe . At length the Muses stand restor❜d again To that great Charge which Nature ...
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