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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... Fool with distorted face and antique gestures , at which we cannot forbear to laugh , because it is a deviation from Nature . But though the same Images serve equally for the Epique Poesie , and for the historique and panegyrique ...
... Fool with distorted face and antique gestures , at which we cannot forbear to laugh , because it is a deviation from Nature . But though the same Images serve equally for the Epique Poesie , and for the historique and panegyrique ...
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... Fool are Consequents of Whig and Tory : and every man is a Knave or an Ass to the contrary side . There's a Treasury of Merits in the Phanatick Church as well as in the Papist , and a Penny- worth to be had of Saintship , Honesty , and ...
... Fool are Consequents of Whig and Tory : and every man is a Knave or an Ass to the contrary side . There's a Treasury of Merits in the Phanatick Church as well as in the Papist , and a Penny- worth to be had of Saintship , Honesty , and ...
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... fools , whom still he found too late : 525 for ] ed . 1 : to ed . 2 . 542 long ] ed . 3 : long , edd . 1 and 2 . He had his Jest , and they had his Estate . He laugh'd himself from Court ; then sought Relief By forming Parties , but ...
... fools , whom still he found too late : 525 for ] ed . 1 : to ed . 2 . 542 long ] ed . 3 : long , edd . 1 and 2 . He had his Jest , and they had his Estate . He laugh'd himself from Court ; then sought Relief By forming Parties , but ...
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... Fools that Feeds on Praise ; Till thy fresh Glories , which now shine so bright , Grow Stale and Tarnish with our dayly sight . Believe me , Royal Youth , thy Fruit must be Or gather'd Ripe , or rot upon the Tree . 251 Heav'n has to all ...
... Fools that Feeds on Praise ; Till thy fresh Glories , which now shine so bright , Grow Stale and Tarnish with our dayly sight . Believe me , Royal Youth , thy Fruit must be Or gather'd Ripe , or rot upon the Tree . 251 Heav'n has to all ...
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... Fools , and puzzle all the Wise . Succeeding Times did equal Folly call Believing nothing or believing all . The Egyptian Rites the Jebusites embrac'd , Where Gods were recommended by their taste . Such sav'ry Deities must needs be good ...
... Fools , and puzzle all the Wise . Succeeding Times did equal Folly call Believing nothing or believing all . The Egyptian Rites the Jebusites embrac'd , Where Gods were recommended by their taste . Such sav'ry Deities must needs be good ...
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