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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... World prevent what we shou'd do , And claim a Title in him by their Praise . 5 How shall I then begin , or where conclude , To draw a Fame so truly Circular ? For in a Round , what Order can be shew'd , Where all the Parts so equal ...
... World prevent what we shou'd do , And claim a Title in him by their Praise . 5 How shall I then begin , or where conclude , To draw a Fame so truly Circular ? For in a Round , what Order can be shew'd , Where all the Parts so equal ...
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... World was blest , While Ours , a World divided from the rest , A dreadful Quiet felt , and worser far Than Armes , a sullen Interval of War : Thus , when black Clouds draw down the lab'ring Skies , Ere yet abroad the winged Thunder ...
... World was blest , While Ours , a World divided from the rest , A dreadful Quiet felt , and worser far Than Armes , a sullen Interval of War : Thus , when black Clouds draw down the lab'ring Skies , Ere yet abroad the winged Thunder ...
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... world may not : Decay'd by Time and Wars , they only prove Their former Beauty by your former Love , And now present , as Ancient Ladies do That courted long at length are forc'd to woo . For still they look on you with such kind Eyes ...
... world may not : Decay'd by Time and Wars , they only prove Their former Beauty by your former Love , And now present , as Ancient Ladies do That courted long at length are forc'd to woo . For still they look on you with such kind Eyes ...
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... world betray'd , So by your Counsels we are brought to view A rich and undiscover'd World in you . By you our Monarch does that Fame assure Which Kings must have , or cannot live 80 secure : For prosperous Princes gain the Subjects ...
... world betray'd , So by your Counsels we are brought to view A rich and undiscover'd World in you . By you our Monarch does that Fame assure Which Kings must have , or cannot live 80 secure : For prosperous Princes gain the Subjects ...
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... world give Law , Neptune , yet doubtful whom he should obey , Held to them both the Trident of the Sea : The Winds were hush'd , the Waves in ranks were cast , New vigour to his wearied arms you brought ( So Moses was upheld while ...
... world give Law , Neptune , yet doubtful whom he should obey , Held to them both the Trident of the Sea : The Winds were hush'd , the Waves in ranks were cast , New vigour to his wearied arms you brought ( So Moses was upheld while ...
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