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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... Guife appears as returned to Paris against the king's pofitive command , which exactly correfponded with a fimilar action of Monmouth's , afforded room for b 4 the remark , ( but we are told in the JOHN IN DRYDEN , Efq ; xxiii.
... Guife appears as returned to Paris against the king's pofitive command , which exactly correfponded with a fimilar action of Monmouth's , afforded room for b 4 the remark , ( but we are told in the JOHN IN DRYDEN , Efq ; xxiii.
Page xxv
... COMMAND . BY The Hind and Panther , with which our fecond volume begins , appeared in 1687 ; the birth of a prince in 1688 occafioned a poem on that head ; and his tranflation of the Life of St. Francis Xavier , from the French of ...
... COMMAND . BY The Hind and Panther , with which our fecond volume begins , appeared in 1687 ; the birth of a prince in 1688 occafioned a poem on that head ; and his tranflation of the Life of St. Francis Xavier , from the French of ...
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... command we boldly crofs'd the line , And bravely fought where fouthern stars arise ; We trac'd the far - fetch'd gold unto the mine , And that which brib'd our fathers made our prize . XXXII . Such was our prince ; yet own'd a OLIVER ...
... command we boldly crofs'd the line , And bravely fought where fouthern stars arise ; We trac'd the far - fetch'd gold unto the mine , And that which brib'd our fathers made our prize . XXXII . Such was our prince ; yet own'd a OLIVER ...
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... command , Befiege the petty monarchs of the land : And as old Time his offspring fwallow'd down , Our ocean in its depths all feas shall drown . Their wealthy trade from pirate's rapine free , Our merchants fhall no more adventurers be ...
... command , Befiege the petty monarchs of the land : And as old Time his offspring fwallow'd down , Our ocean in its depths all feas shall drown . Their wealthy trade from pirate's rapine free , Our merchants fhall no more adventurers be ...
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... command the mistress of the feas , Your thoughts themselves in that blue empire please . Hither in fummer evenings you repair To tafte the fraicheur of the purer air : Undaunted here you ride , when winter raves , With Cæfar's heart ...
... command the mistress of the feas , Your thoughts themselves in that blue empire please . Hither in fummer evenings you repair To tafte the fraicheur of the purer air : Undaunted here you ride , when winter raves , With Cæfar's heart ...
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