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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... heart . In comedy , however , he is facetious and full of humour . Father Dominic is one of the best characters on our ftage . In this fpecies of writing , he certainly failed moft : but his failings are easily pardoned when we confider ...
... heart . In comedy , however , he is facetious and full of humour . Father Dominic is one of the best characters on our ftage . In this fpecies of writing , he certainly failed moft : but his failings are easily pardoned when we confider ...
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... hearts with heavenly love inspire ; Come , and thy facred unction bring To fanctify us , while we fing . Plenteous of grace , descend from high , Rich in thy fev❜nfold energy ! Thou ftrength of his Almighty hand , Whofe pow'r does heav ...
... hearts with heavenly love inspire ; Come , and thy facred unction bring To fanctify us , while we fing . Plenteous of grace , descend from high , Rich in thy fev❜nfold energy ! Thou ftrength of his Almighty hand , Whofe pow'r does heav ...
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... like turns of nature found , And the world's victor stood fubdu'd by found . The pow'r of Mufick all our hearts allow , And what Timotheus was is Dryden now . CHARACTER of DRYDEN , From an ODE of GRAY's . VERSES in Praife of Mr. DRYDEN .
... like turns of nature found , And the world's victor stood fubdu'd by found . The pow'r of Mufick all our hearts allow , And what Timotheus was is Dryden now . CHARACTER of DRYDEN , From an ODE of GRAY's . VERSES in Praife of Mr. DRYDEN .
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... hearts Were long the may - game of malicious arts , When once they find their Jealousies were vain , With double heat renew their fires again . ' Twas this produc'd the joy that hurry'd o'er Such fwarms of English to the neighb'ring ...
... hearts Were long the may - game of malicious arts , When once they find their Jealousies were vain , With double heat renew their fires again . ' Twas this produc'd the joy that hurry'd o'er Such fwarms of English to the neighb'ring ...
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... heart : Of your own pomp your felf the greatest part : Loud fhouts the nation's happiness proclaim , And heav'n this day is feafted with your name . Your cavalcade the fair spectators view , From their high standings , yet look up to ...
... heart : Of your own pomp your felf the greatest part : Loud fhouts the nation's happiness proclaim , And heav'n this day is feafted with your name . Your cavalcade the fair spectators view , From their high standings , yet look up to ...
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