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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... number . Some of the blunders in Christie's text are so absurd , so ruinous to sense , that it is hard to see how he passed them even without a collation , and inconceivable that he could have left them if once a collation had called ...
... number . Some of the blunders in Christie's text are so absurd , so ruinous to sense , that it is hard to see how he passed them even without a collation , and inconceivable that he could have left them if once a collation had called ...
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... number of the defacing errors . Most of the cases in which he has overlooked an error are of small importance , as when in the line What is't to thee if he neglect thy Urn ? he prints ' neglects ' for ' neglect ' , or when in the line ...
... number of the defacing errors . Most of the cases in which he has overlooked an error are of small importance , as when in the line What is't to thee if he neglect thy Urn ? he prints ' neglects ' for ' neglect ' , or when in the line ...
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... Numbers stays ; No Loyal Subject dares that courage praise . In stately Frigats most delight you find , Where well - drawn Battels fire your martial mind . What to your cares we owe is learnt from hence , When ev'n your pleasures serve ...
... Numbers stays ; No Loyal Subject dares that courage praise . In stately Frigats most delight you find , Where well - drawn Battels fire your martial mind . What to your cares we owe is learnt from hence , When ev'n your pleasures serve ...
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... number than a single Iliad or the longest of the Eneids . For this reason ( I mean not of length , but broken action , ti'd too severely to the laws of History ) I am apt to agree with those who rank Lucan rather among Historians in ...
... number than a single Iliad or the longest of the Eneids . For this reason ( I mean not of length , but broken action , ti'd too severely to the laws of History ) I am apt to agree with those who rank Lucan rather among Historians in ...
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... leave my Poem to you with all its faults , which I hope to find fewer in the Printing by your emendations . I know you are not of the number of those , of whom the younger Pliny speaks ; Nec sunt parum THE YEAR OF WONDERS . 23.
... leave my Poem to you with all its faults , which I hope to find fewer in the Printing by your emendations . I know you are not of the number of those , of whom the younger Pliny speaks ; Nec sunt parum THE YEAR OF WONDERS . 23.
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