The Miscellaneous Works of John Dryden, Esq;: Containing All His Original Poems, Tales, and Translations, Tom 2J. and R. Tonson, 1760 |
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... court ; Levées and couchées pafs'd without refort . So hardly can ufurpers manage well Thofe , whom they first inftructed to rebel , More liberty begets defire of more ; The hunger ftill increases with the store . Without respect they ...
... court ; Levées and couchées pafs'd without refort . So hardly can ufurpers manage well Thofe , whom they first inftructed to rebel , More liberty begets defire of more ; The hunger ftill increases with the store . Without respect they ...
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... , tho fhrewdly pain'd : But thus her paffive character maintain'd . I never grudg'd , whate'er my foes report , Your flaunting fortune in the Lion's court . You have your day , or you are much bely'd 70 THE HIND AND THE PANTHER .
... , tho fhrewdly pain'd : But thus her paffive character maintain'd . I never grudg'd , whate'er my foes report , Your flaunting fortune in the Lion's court . You have your day , or you are much bely'd 70 THE HIND AND THE PANTHER .
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... line : They ask you bleffing but for what you have , But once poffefs'd of what with care you fave , The wanton boys would piss upon your grave . F4 Your fons of latitude that court your grace , Tho 2 THE HIND AND THE PANTHER . 71.
... line : They ask you bleffing but for what you have , But once poffefs'd of what with care you fave , The wanton boys would piss upon your grave . F4 Your fons of latitude that court your grace , Tho 2 THE HIND AND THE PANTHER . 71.
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... court your grace , Tho moft refembling you in form and face , Are far the worst of your pretended race . And , but I blush your honefty to blot , Pray God you prove them lawfully begot : For in fome popish libels I have read , The Wolf ...
... court your grace , Tho moft refembling you in form and face , Are far the worst of your pretended race . And , but I blush your honefty to blot , Pray God you prove them lawfully begot : For in fome popish libels I have read , The Wolf ...
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... court , Nor rife with early crowds , nor flatter late For filently they beg who daily wait . Preferment is bestow'd that comes unfought ; Attendance is a bribe , and then ' tis bought . How they should speed , their fortune is untry'd ...
... court , Nor rife with early crowds , nor flatter late For filently they beg who daily wait . Preferment is bestow'd that comes unfought ; Attendance is a bribe , and then ' tis bought . How they should speed , their fortune is untry'd ...
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