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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... erred not from the acceptance of a wrong theory , nor , if that be an error , from the desire to put his Greek names into an English dress , but from sheer ignorance , 6 ་ without a meaning . Mr. Hooper and Dr. Saintsbury INTRODUCTION xix.
... erred not from the acceptance of a wrong theory , nor , if that be an error , from the desire to put his Greek names into an English dress , but from sheer ignorance , 6 ་ without a meaning . Mr. Hooper and Dr. Saintsbury INTRODUCTION xix.
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... desire : I have taken upon me to describe the motives , the beginning , progress , and successes of a most just and necessary War ; in it the care , management , and prudence of our King ; the conduct and valour of a Royal Admiral and ...
... desire : I have taken upon me to describe the motives , the beginning , progress , and successes of a most just and necessary War ; in it the care , management , and prudence of our King ; the conduct and valour of a Royal Admiral and ...
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... desire : O'relooks the Neighbours with a wide survey , And nods at every House his threatning Fire . 223 The Ghosts of Traitors from the Bridge descend , With bold Fanatick Spectres to rejoyce : About the fire into a Dance they bend ...
... desire : O'relooks the Neighbours with a wide survey , And nods at every House his threatning Fire . 223 The Ghosts of Traitors from the Bridge descend , With bold Fanatick Spectres to rejoyce : About the fire into a Dance they bend ...
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... desire to please . The fault , on the right hand , is to Extenuate , Palliate , and Indulge ; and , to confess freely , I have endeavoured to commit it . Besides the respect which I owe his Birth , I have a greater for his Heroick ...
... desire to please . The fault , on the right hand , is to Extenuate , Palliate , and Indulge ; and , to confess freely , I have endeavoured to commit it . Besides the respect which I owe his Birth , I have a greater for his Heroick ...
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... Desire of Pow'r , on Earth a Vitious Weed , Yet , sprung from High is of Cœlestial Seed ; In God ' tis Glory : And when Men Aspire , ' Tis but a Spark too much of Heavenly Fire . Th ' Ambitious Youth , too Covetous of Fame , Too full of ...
... Desire of Pow'r , on Earth a Vitious Weed , Yet , sprung from High is of Cœlestial Seed ; In God ' tis Glory : And when Men Aspire , ' Tis but a Spark too much of Heavenly Fire . Th ' Ambitious Youth , too Covetous of Fame , Too full of ...
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