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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... stand in his text . In fact , some evil spirit seems to have dogged the steps of Dryden's editors , and may well raise appre- hension in one who ventures to add himself to their number . Some of the blunders in Christie's text are so ...
... stand in his text . In fact , some evil spirit seems to have dogged the steps of Dryden's editors , and may well raise appre- hension in one who ventures to add himself to their number . Some of the blunders in Christie's text are so ...
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... stand , and has sometimes been altered . It may be that Dryden was not always careful in his use , but there are clear cases where his choice was deliberate . He was doubtless not aware that the two words are etymologically different ...
... stand , and has sometimes been altered . It may be that Dryden was not always careful in his use , but there are clear cases where his choice was deliberate . He was doubtless not aware that the two words are etymologically different ...
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... stand , Still thriv'd ; no Winter could his Laurels fade : Heaven in his Portraict shew'd a Work - man's Hand And drew it perfect , yet without a Shade . 16 Peace was the Prize of all his Toil and Care , Which War had banish'd and did ...
... stand , Still thriv'd ; no Winter could his Laurels fade : Heaven in his Portraict shew'd a Work - man's Hand And drew it perfect , yet without a Shade . 16 Peace was the Prize of all his Toil and Care , Which War had banish'd and did ...
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... stand , Although an Alexander were her Guard . 31 By his Command we boldly cross'd the Line And bravely fought where ... stands to show , How strangely high Endeavours may be bless'd , Where Piety and Valour jointly go . harle deals ...
... stand , Although an Alexander were her Guard . 31 By his Command we boldly cross'd the Line And bravely fought where ... stands to show , How strangely high Endeavours may be bless'd , Where Piety and Valour jointly go . harle deals ...
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... stand ready to restore The pleasing shapes of all you saw before . Next to the sacred Temple you are led , Where waits a Crown for your more sacred Head : How justly from the Church that Crown is due , Preserv'd from ruine and restor❜d ...
... stand ready to restore The pleasing shapes of all you saw before . Next to the sacred Temple you are led , Where waits a Crown for your more sacred Head : How justly from the Church that Crown is due , Preserv'd from ruine and restor❜d ...
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