The Poetical Works of John Dryden..., Volume 1The Martins, 1784 |
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Page vi
... please himfelf but his All for Love . " In 1671 Mr. Dryden was publickly ridiculed on the stage in the Duke of Buckingham's comedy called The Rehearsal , under the character of Bays . This character , we are informed in the Key to the ...
... please himfelf but his All for Love . " In 1671 Mr. Dryden was publickly ridiculed on the stage in the Duke of Buckingham's comedy called The Rehearsal , under the character of Bays . This character , we are informed in the Key to the ...
Page xxii
... please in " his words , yet fhall there eternally be poetry , and " fomething which will be found incapable of being " reduced to abfolute profe . What he has done in any one species , or diftinct kind of writing , would " have been ...
... please in " his words , yet fhall there eternally be poetry , and " fomething which will be found incapable of being " reduced to abfolute profe . What he has done in any one species , or diftinct kind of writing , would " have been ...
Page 148
... please , but more fafely the most received and most authorized : and their champion Bellarmine has told the world , in his Apology , that the King of England is a vaffal to the Pope , ratione directi domini , and that he holds in ...
... please , but more fafely the most received and most authorized : and their champion Bellarmine has told the world , in his Apology , that the King of England is a vaffal to the Pope , ratione directi domini , and that he holds in ...
Page 149
... them therefore in so fair a way ( if they please themselves ) of fatisfying all reasonable men of their fincerity and good meaning to the government , 1 Niij PREFACE . 149 will grant their behaviour, in the firft, to ...
... them therefore in so fair a way ( if they please themselves ) of fatisfying all reasonable men of their fincerity and good meaning to the government , 1 Niij PREFACE . 149 will grant their behaviour, in the firft, to ...
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