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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... bring ; Nor was his Vertue poison'd , soon as born , With the too early Thoughts of being King . 8 Fortune ( that easie Mistress of the Young , But to her ancient Servants coy and hard ) Him , at that Age , her Favourites ranked among ...
... bring ; Nor was his Vertue poison'd , soon as born , With the too early Thoughts of being King . 8 Fortune ( that easie Mistress of the Young , But to her ancient Servants coy and hard ) Him , at that Age , her Favourites ranked among ...
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... bring True sorrow , Holland to regret a King ; While waiting him his Royal Fleet did ride , And willing Winds to their lowr'd Sails denied . [ out , The wavering Streamers , Flags , and Standart The merry Seamens rude but chearful Shout ...
... bring True sorrow , Holland to regret a King ; While waiting him his Royal Fleet did ride , And willing Winds to their lowr'd Sails denied . [ out , The wavering Streamers , Flags , and Standart The merry Seamens rude but chearful Shout ...
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... bring 30 To grace this happy day , while you appear Not King of us alone but of the year . Text from the original ... brings Her choisest notes to praise the best of Kings : Her melting strains in you a tombe have found And lye like Bees ...
... bring 30 To grace this happy day , while you appear Not King of us alone but of the year . Text from the original ... brings Her choisest notes to praise the best of Kings : Her melting strains in you a tombe have found And lye like Bees ...
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... bring , without their crimes . 90 Your calmnesse does no after Storms provide Nor seeming patience mortal anger hide . When Empire first from families did spring , Then every Father govern'd as a King ; But you that are a Soveraign ...
... bring , without their crimes . 90 Your calmnesse does no after Storms provide Nor seeming patience mortal anger hide . When Empire first from families did spring , Then every Father govern'd as a King ; But you that are a Soveraign ...
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... bring them as his Slaves , to wait on you : Thus Beauty ravish'd the rewards of Fame And the Fair triumph'd when the Brave o'recame . 4I Then , as you meant to spread another way By Land your Conquests far as his by Sea , Leaving our ...
... bring them as his Slaves , to wait on you : Thus Beauty ravish'd the rewards of Fame And the Fair triumph'd when the Brave o'recame . 4I Then , as you meant to spread another way By Land your Conquests far as his by Sea , Leaving our ...
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