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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... twas cast , Tho ' Indian mines were in the other laid . 24 When absent , yet we conquer'd in his Right ; For tho ' some meaner Artist's Skill were shown , In mingling Colours , or in placing Light , Yet still the fair Designment was his ...
... twas cast , Tho ' Indian mines were in the other laid . 24 When absent , yet we conquer'd in his Right ; For tho ' some meaner Artist's Skill were shown , In mingling Colours , or in placing Light , Yet still the fair Designment was his ...
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... Twas MONK , whom Providence design'd to loose 151 Those real bonds false Freedom did impose . The blessed Saints that watch'd this turning Scene Did from their Stars with joyful wonder lean , 148 Travel ! or ] Travellour 1660 . 151 MONK ...
... Twas MONK , whom Providence design'd to loose 151 Those real bonds false Freedom did impose . The blessed Saints that watch'd this turning Scene Did from their Stars with joyful wonder lean , 148 Travel ! or ] Travellour 1660 . 151 MONK ...
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... Twas not the hasty product of a day , But the well ripened Fruit of wise delay . 170 He like a patient Angler er'e he stroak , Would let them play a while upon the hook . Our healthful food the Stomach labours thus , At first embracing ...
... Twas not the hasty product of a day , But the well ripened Fruit of wise delay . 170 He like a patient Angler er'e he stroak , Would let them play a while upon the hook . Our healthful food the Stomach labours thus , At first embracing ...
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... twas for him much easier to subdue 11 Those Foes he fought with , than to part from you . That glorious day , which two such Navies saw As each , unmatch'd , might to the world give Law , Neptune , yet doubtful whom he should obey ...
... twas for him much easier to subdue 11 Those Foes he fought with , than to part from you . That glorious day , which two such Navies saw As each , unmatch'd , might to the world give Law , Neptune , yet doubtful whom he should obey ...
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... d to flie ; Past hope of safety , ' twas his latest care , Like falling Cæsar , decently to die . 83.1 Cannons The editors give Cannon 86.4 Wind ? ] Wind . 1657 and 1688 . 89 Yet Pity did his manly Spirit move , To 39 ANNUS MIRABILIS ,
... d to flie ; Past hope of safety , ' twas his latest care , Like falling Cæsar , decently to die . 83.1 Cannons The editors give Cannon 86.4 Wind ? ] Wind . 1657 and 1688 . 89 Yet Pity did his manly Spirit move , To 39 ANNUS MIRABILIS ,
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