The Poems of John Dryden, Volumen1Press of C. Whittingham, 1822 |
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... raise great expecta- tions of the rising poet . When the King was restored , Dryden , like the other panegyrists of ... raised him enemies . The same year , he praised the new King in a second poem on his restoration . In the ASTREA was ...
... raise great expecta- tions of the rising poet . When the King was restored , Dryden , like the other panegyrists of ... raised him enemies . The same year , he praised the new King in a second poem on his restoration . In the ASTREA was ...
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... raised in favour of Jonson , by Charles the First , from an hundred marks to one hundred pounds a year , and a tierce of wine ; a revenue in those days not inadequate to the conveniences of life . The same year , he published his essay ...
... raised in favour of Jonson , by Charles the First , from an hundred marks to one hundred pounds a year , and a tierce of wine ; a revenue in those days not inadequate to the conveniences of life . The same year , he published his essay ...
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... raised up his reverend head : But fear'd the fate of Simoeis would return ; Deep in his ooze he sought his sedgy bed ; And shrunk his waters back into his urn . ' " This is stolen from Cowley's ' Davideis , ' p . 9 . Swift Jordan ...
... raised up his reverend head : But fear'd the fate of Simoeis would return ; Deep in his ooze he sought his sedgy bed ; And shrunk his waters back into his urn . ' " This is stolen from Cowley's ' Davideis , ' p . 9 . Swift Jordan ...
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... raised it in a month .. This composition is addressed to the Princess of Modena , then Duchess of York , in a strain of flat- tery which disgraces genius , and which it was won- derful that any man that knew the meaning of his own words ...
... raised it in a month .. This composition is addressed to the Princess of Modena , then Duchess of York , in a strain of flat- tery which disgraces genius , and which it was won- derful that any man that knew the meaning of his own words ...
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... certain height , even when he had himself contributed to raise it . Neither critics nor rivals did Dryden much mis- chief , unless they gained from his own temper the . power of vexing him , which his frequent bursts THE LIFE OF DRYDEN .
... certain height , even when he had himself contributed to raise it . Neither critics nor rivals did Dryden much mis- chief , unless they gained from his own temper the . power of vexing him , which his frequent bursts THE LIFE OF DRYDEN .
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