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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... once good Days had [ content , We thought our Sires , not with their own Had ere we came to age our Portion spent . Nor could our Nobles hope their bold Attempt Who ruined Crowns would Coronets exempt : For when by their designing ...
... once good Days had [ content , We thought our Sires , not with their own Had ere we came to age our Portion spent . Nor could our Nobles hope their bold Attempt Who ruined Crowns would Coronets exempt : For when by their designing ...
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... once to be , What in the body natural we see ; Mans Architect distinctly did ordain The charge of Muscles , Nerves , and of the Brain . Through viewless Conduits Spirits to dispense , The Springs of Motion from the Seat of Sense ...
... once to be , What in the body natural we see ; Mans Architect distinctly did ordain The charge of Muscles , Nerves , and of the Brain . Through viewless Conduits Spirits to dispense , The Springs of Motion from the Seat of Sense ...
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... once possess'd did absolutely reign ; Thus with their Amazons the Heroes strove , And conquer'd first those Beauties they would gain . 50 The Duke beheld , like Scipio , with disdain , That Carthage which he ruin'd , rise once more ...
... once possess'd did absolutely reign ; Thus with their Amazons the Heroes strove , And conquer'd first those Beauties they would gain . 50 The Duke beheld , like Scipio , with disdain , That Carthage which he ruin'd , rise once more ...
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... once , disdaining to be last , Solicite every Gale to meet the Foe . 78 Nor did th ' incourag'd Belgians long delay , But , bold in others , not themselves , they stood : So thick , our Navy scarce could sheer their way , But seem'd to ...
... once , disdaining to be last , Solicite every Gale to meet the Foe . 78 Nor did th ' incourag'd Belgians long delay , But , bold in others , not themselves , they stood : So thick , our Navy scarce could sheer their way , But seem'd to ...
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... once did meet , Because he did not of his Rome despair . w Possunt , quia posse videntur . Virg . 195 Behold that Navy , which a while before Provok'd the tardy English close to Fight ; Now draw their beaten Vessels close to shore , As ...
... once did meet , Because he did not of his Rome despair . w Possunt , quia posse videntur . Virg . 195 Behold that Navy , which a while before Provok'd the tardy English close to Fight ; Now draw their beaten Vessels close to shore , As ...
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