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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... arms that ' gainst our selves we bore ; Rouz'd by the lash of his own stubborn tail , Our lion now will foreign foes affail . With alga who the facred altar ftrews ? To all the fea gods Charles an off'ring owes : A bull to thee ...
... arms that ' gainst our selves we bore ; Rouz'd by the lash of his own stubborn tail , Our lion now will foreign foes affail . With alga who the facred altar ftrews ? To all the fea gods Charles an off'ring owes : A bull to thee ...
Page 30
... thofe alone , By fate referv'd for great Agustus ' throne ! - When the joint growth of arms and arts foreshew The world a monarch , and that monarch you .. To His SACRED MAJESTY . A PANEGYRIC ON HIS CORONATI 30 ASTRE A REDU X.
... thofe alone , By fate referv'd for great Agustus ' throne ! - When the joint growth of arms and arts foreshew The world a monarch , and that monarch you .. To His SACRED MAJESTY . A PANEGYRIC ON HIS CORONATI 30 ASTRE A REDU X.
Page 40
... arms fhe wore . Heaven would our royal mafter should exceed Moft in that virtue , which we most did need ; And his mild father ( who too late did find All mercy vain but what with pow'r was join'd ) His fatal goodness left to fitter ...
... arms fhe wore . Heaven would our royal mafter should exceed Moft in that virtue , which we most did need ; And his mild father ( who too late did find All mercy vain but what with pow'r was join'd ) His fatal goodness left to fitter ...
Page 48
... tide You brib'd to combat on the English fide . Thus to your much - lov'd lord you did convey An unknown fuccour , fent the nearest way . New New vigour to his wearied arms you brought , ( 48 TO THE DUTCHESS OF YORK .
... tide You brib'd to combat on the English fide . Thus to your much - lov'd lord you did convey An unknown fuccour , fent the nearest way . New New vigour to his wearied arms you brought , ( 48 TO THE DUTCHESS OF YORK .
Page 49
... arms you brought , ( So Mofes was upheld while Israel fought ) While , from afar , we heard the cannon play , Like distant thunder on a shiny day . For abfent friends we were afham'd to fear , When we confider'd what you ventur'd there ...
... arms you brought , ( So Mofes was upheld while Israel fought ) While , from afar , we heard the cannon play , Like distant thunder on a shiny day . For abfent friends we were afham'd to fear , When we confider'd what you ventur'd there ...
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