The Poetical Works of John Dryden..., Volume 1The Martins, 1784 |
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Page 82
... wounds but want of strength deplore , And think them happy who with him can stay . 296 * His fate , & c . ] " Spem vultu fimulat , premit alto corde dolorem . " Virg . 1 LXXV . Then , to the rest , " 82 ANNUS MIRABILIS .
... wounds but want of strength deplore , And think them happy who with him can stay . 296 * His fate , & c . ] " Spem vultu fimulat , premit alto corde dolorem . " Virg . 1 LXXV . Then , to the rest , " 82 ANNUS MIRABILIS .
Page 88
... stay , Nor longer durft with Virtue be at ftrife ; This as a ranfom Albemarle did pay For all the glories of fo great a life . CV . For now brave Rupert from afar appears , 408 412 416 Whose waving streamers the glad Gen'ral knows ...
... stay , Nor longer durft with Virtue be at ftrife ; This as a ranfom Albemarle did pay For all the glories of fo great a life . CV . For now brave Rupert from afar appears , 408 412 416 Whose waving streamers the glad Gen'ral knows ...
Page 94
... stay ; No tender thoughts of home his heart divide ; Domestick joys and cares he puts away ; 531 For realms are households which the great must guide . CXXXIX . As those who unripe veins in mines explore , On the rich bed again the warm ...
... stay ; No tender thoughts of home his heart divide ; Domestick joys and cares he puts away ; 531 For realms are households which the great must guide . CXXXIX . As those who unripe veins in mines explore , On the rich bed again the warm ...
Page 95
... which from the roof are hung ; Some arm'd within doors upon duty stay , Or tend the fick , or educate the young . * " Fervet opus . " The fame fimilitude in Virgil , 576 580 CXLVI . So here , fome pick out bullets from ANNUS MIRABILIS . 95.
... which from the roof are hung ; Some arm'd within doors upon duty stay , Or tend the fick , or educate the young . * " Fervet opus . " The fame fimilitude in Virgil , 576 580 CXLVI . So here , fome pick out bullets from ANNUS MIRABILIS . 95.
Page 107
... stay ; Their palling taste the journey's length destroys , Or Grief , fent poft , o'ertakes them on the way . 836 CCX . Swell'd with our late fucceffes on the foe , Which France and Holland wanted pow'r to cross , We urge an unfeen fate ...
... stay ; Their palling taste the journey's length destroys , Or Grief , fent poft , o'ertakes them on the way . 836 CCX . Swell'd with our late fucceffes on the foe , Which France and Holland wanted pow'r to cross , We urge an unfeen fate ...
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