The Poems of John DrydenOxford University Press, 1913 - 606 páginas Oxford edition. The facsimiles are reproductions of title pages of earlier editions. |
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... true end of Satyre is the amendment of Vices by correction . And he who writes Honestly , is no more an Enemy to the Offender than the Physician to the Patient , when he prescribes harsh Remedies to an inveterate Disease : for those ...
... true end of Satyre is the amendment of Vices by correction . And he who writes Honestly , is no more an Enemy to the Offender than the Physician to the Patient , when he prescribes harsh Remedies to an inveterate Disease : for those ...
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... True to his Prince , but not a Slave of State . Whom David's love with Honours did adorn , That from his disobedient Son were torn . 881 846 thy ] Many editors give his Name ] Birth ed . 1 . 847 Fame ] Worth ed . 1 . 875 can ] Many ...
... True to his Prince , but not a Slave of State . Whom David's love with Honours did adorn , That from his disobedient Son were torn . 881 846 thy ] Many editors give his Name ] Birth ed . 1 . 847 Fame ] Worth ed . 1 . 875 can ] Many ...
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... true . Yet , than all these a viler Crew remain , Who with Achitophel the Cry maintain ; Not urg'd by Fear , nor through misguided Sense , ( Blind Zeal , and starving need had some Pretence ) But for the Good Old Cause , that did excite ...
... true . Yet , than all these a viler Crew remain , Who with Achitophel the Cry maintain ; Not urg'd by Fear , nor through misguided Sense , ( Blind Zeal , and starving need had some Pretence ) But for the Good Old Cause , that did excite ...
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... True . 870 Wake Absalom , approaching Ruin shun , And see , O see , for whom thou art Undone ! How are thy Honours , and thy Fame be- tray'd , The Property of desp'rate Villains made ! Lost Pow'r and Conscious Fears their Crimes Create ...
... True . 870 Wake Absalom , approaching Ruin shun , And see , O see , for whom thou art Undone ! How are thy Honours , and thy Fame be- tray'd , The Property of desp'rate Villains made ! Lost Pow'r and Conscious Fears their Crimes Create ...
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... true ; While Judah's Throne and Sion's Rock stand fast , The Song of Asaph and the Fame shall last . Still Hebron's honour'd happy Soil Retains Our Royal Heroes beauteous dear remains ; Who now sails off , with Winds nor Wishes slack ...
... true ; While Judah's Throne and Sion's Rock stand fast , The Song of Asaph and the Fame shall last . Still Hebron's honour'd happy Soil Retains Our Royal Heroes beauteous dear remains ; Who now sails off , with Winds nor Wishes slack ...
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