The Miscellaneous Works of John Dryden, Esq: Containing All His Original Poems, Tales, and Translations ...J. and R. Tonson, 1767 - English poetry |
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... trade : We inward bled , whilft they prolong'd our pain ; He fought to end our fighting , and effay'd To ftaunch the blood by breathing of the vein . XIII . Swift and refiftlefs through the land he paft , Like that bold 7 Greek who did ...
... trade : We inward bled , whilft they prolong'd our pain ; He fought to end our fighting , and effay'd To ftaunch the blood by breathing of the vein . XIII . Swift and refiftlefs through the land he paft , Like that bold 7 Greek who did ...
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... trade . Oh had you feen from 2 Schevelin's barren shore , ( Crowded with troops , and barren now no more , ) Afflicted Holland to his farewel bring True forrow , Holland to regret a king ! While waiting him his royal fleet did ride ...
... trade . Oh had you feen from 2 Schevelin's barren shore , ( Crowded with troops , and barren now no more , ) Afflicted Holland to his farewel bring True forrow , Holland to regret a king ! While waiting him his royal fleet did ride ...
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... trade from pirate's rapine free , Our merchants shall no more adventurers be : Nor in the fartheft eaft thofe dangers fear , Which humble Holland muft diffemble here , Spain to your gift alone her Indies owes ; For what the pow'rful ...
... trade from pirate's rapine free , Our merchants shall no more adventurers be : Nor in the fartheft eaft thofe dangers fear , Which humble Holland muft diffemble here , Spain to your gift alone her Indies owes ; For what the pow'rful ...
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... trade , the herrings too ; Nay , to keep friendship , they fhall pickle you . Some are refolv'd not to find out the cheat , But , cuckold - like , love them that do the feat . What injuries foe'er upon us fall , Yet ftill the fame ...
... trade , the herrings too ; Nay , to keep friendship , they fhall pickle you . Some are refolv'd not to find out the cheat , But , cuckold - like , love them that do the feat . What injuries foe'er upon us fall , Yet ftill the fame ...
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... trade , that you might appear bountiful to your country's ne- ceffities and the rest of your afflictions are not more the effects of God's difpleasure ( frequent examples of them having been in the reign of the moft excellent princes ) ...
... trade , that you might appear bountiful to your country's ne- ceffities and the rest of your afflictions are not more the effects of God's difpleasure ( frequent examples of them having been in the reign of the moft excellent princes ) ...
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