The Miscellaneous Works of John Dryden, Esq;: Containing All His Original Poems, Tales, and Translations, Volume 1J. and R. Tonson, 1760 |
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... fouls , may damn their own . I'll err at least on the fecurer fide , A convert free from malice and from pride . } To my Friend Mr. JOHN DRYDEN , on his feveral excellent Tranflations of the ancient Poets . By G. GRANVILLE , Lord ...
... fouls , may damn their own . I'll err at least on the fecurer fide , A convert free from malice and from pride . } To my Friend Mr. JOHN DRYDEN , on his feveral excellent Tranflations of the ancient Poets . By G. GRANVILLE , Lord ...
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... foul of harmony ! That ev'ry genius was reviv'd in thee . Thy trumpet founds , the dead are rais'd to light , Never to die , and take to heav'n their flight ; Deck'd in thy verfe , as clad with rays they shine , All glorified , immortal ...
... foul of harmony ! That ev'ry genius was reviv'd in thee . Thy trumpet founds , the dead are rais'd to light , Never to die , and take to heav'n their flight ; Deck'd in thy verfe , as clad with rays they shine , All glorified , immortal ...
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... thy gift with eloquence ! Refine and purge our earthly parts ; But , oh , inflame and fire cur hearts ! Our frailties help , our vice controul , Submit the fenfes to the foul ; And when rebellious they are grown , Then lay thy ( 386 )
... thy gift with eloquence ! Refine and purge our earthly parts ; But , oh , inflame and fire cur hearts ! Our frailties help , our vice controul , Submit the fenfes to the foul ; And when rebellious they are grown , Then lay thy ( 386 )
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... foul Did move on virtue's , and on learning's pole : Whose reg'lar motions better to our view , Than Archimedes ' sphere , the heavens did shew . Graces and virtues , languages and arts , Beauty and learning , fill'd up all the parts ...
... foul Did move on virtue's , and on learning's pole : Whose reg'lar motions better to our view , Than Archimedes ' sphere , the heavens did shew . Graces and virtues , languages and arts , Beauty and learning , fill'd up all the parts ...
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... foul ; and thence Shone thro his body , with fweet influence ; Letting their glories fo on each limb fall , The whole frame render'd was celeftial . Come , learned Ptolemy , and tryal make , If thou this hero's altitude can't take : But ...
... foul ; and thence Shone thro his body , with fweet influence ; Letting their glories fo on each limb fall , The whole frame render'd was celeftial . Come , learned Ptolemy , and tryal make , If thou this hero's altitude can't take : But ...
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