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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... Pow'r is infinite : Earth , Air , and Sea , The Manufacture Mass , the making Pow'r obey . The change of ' Manufacture ' into ' Manufactur'd ' may seem plausible , but before it can be accepted there must be some evidence that the verb ...
... Pow'r is infinite : Earth , Air , and Sea , The Manufacture Mass , the making Pow'r obey . The change of ' Manufacture ' into ' Manufactur'd ' may seem plausible , but before it can be accepted there must be some evidence that the verb ...
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... Pow'r withdraw , But raging Floods persue their hasty Thaw : Our Thaw was mild , the Cold not chas'd away , But lost in kindly heat of lengthned day . Heav'n would no bargain for its Blessings drive , But what we could not pay for ...
... Pow'r withdraw , But raging Floods persue their hasty Thaw : Our Thaw was mild , the Cold not chas'd away , But lost in kindly heat of lengthned day . Heav'n would no bargain for its Blessings drive , But what we could not pay for ...
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... Pow'r to Justice doth submit your Your Goodness only is above the Laws ; Whose rigid Letter , while pronounc'd by you , Is softer made . So winds that tempests brew When through Arabian Groves they take their flight 270 Made wanton with ...
... Pow'r to Justice doth submit your Your Goodness only is above the Laws ; Whose rigid Letter , while pronounc'd by you , Is softer made . So winds that tempests brew When through Arabian Groves they take their flight 270 Made wanton with ...
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... pow'r he does two Chiefs create , Our. 32 Go , Mortals , now , and vex yourselves in vain For Wealth , which so uncertainly must come : When what was brought so far , and with such pain Was onely kept to lose it nearer home . 33 The Son ...
... pow'r he does two Chiefs create , Our. 32 Go , Mortals , now , and vex yourselves in vain For Wealth , which so uncertainly must come : When what was brought so far , and with such pain Was onely kept to lose it nearer home . 33 The Son ...
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... pow'r , here forc'd to. 46 The doubled charge his Subjects love sup- plies , Who , in that bounty , to themselves are kind : So glad Egyptians see their Nilus rise , And in his plenty their abundance find . 47 53 Diffusive of themselves ...
... pow'r , here forc'd to. 46 The doubled charge his Subjects love sup- plies , Who , in that bounty , to themselves are kind : So glad Egyptians see their Nilus rise , And in his plenty their abundance find . 47 53 Diffusive of themselves ...
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