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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... court of King Charles the Second , in the moft lively terms ; and what added to the force of his fatire or panegyric , was , through the whole , his firm adherence to truth . through feveral editions ; and complimentary poems were ...
... court of King Charles the Second , in the moft lively terms ; and what added to the force of his fatire or panegyric , was , through the whole , his firm adherence to truth . through feveral editions ; and complimentary poems were ...
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... court ; but this charge muft fall to the ground on recollecting that he always continued therein firm and unfhaken , though he might have gained confiderably by recanting after the revolution , and his writings on that head carry with ...
... court ; but this charge muft fall to the ground on recollecting that he always continued therein firm and unfhaken , though he might have gained confiderably by recanting after the revolution , and his writings on that head carry with ...
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... court a fecond fight ; Preventing ftill your steps , and making haste To meet you often wherefoe'er you past . How shall I speak of that triumphant day , When you renew'd th ' expiring pomp of May ! ( A month that owns an interest in ...
... court a fecond fight ; Preventing ftill your steps , and making haste To meet you often wherefoe'er you past . How shall I speak of that triumphant day , When you renew'd th ' expiring pomp of May ! ( A month that owns an interest in ...
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... learnt from hence , When even your pleasures serve for our defence , Beyond your court flows in th ' admitted tide , Where in new depths the wondering fishes glide ; Here in a royal bed the waters fleep ; When D 2 KING CHARLES II . 35.
... learnt from hence , When even your pleasures serve for our defence , Beyond your court flows in th ' admitted tide , Where in new depths the wondering fishes glide ; Here in a royal bed the waters fleep ; When D 2 KING CHARLES II . 35.
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... court the fight : Sometimes the hill fubmits itself a while In small descents , which do its height beguile ; And sometimes mounts , but fo as billows play , Whose rise not hinders but makes short our way . Your brow , which does no ...
... court the fight : Sometimes the hill fubmits itself a while In small descents , which do its height beguile ; And sometimes mounts , but fo as billows play , Whose rise not hinders but makes short our way . Your brow , which does no ...
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