The Miscellaneous Works of John Dryden, Esq;: Containing All His Original Poems, Tales, and Translations, Tom 1J. and R. Tonson, 1760 |
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... rest , he leaves the reader to employ his own application ; which may perhaps be thought on both fides moft eligible . pre- The editor was a good deal disappointed at not being able , with all his industry , to obtain any effential ...
... rest , he leaves the reader to employ his own application ; which may perhaps be thought on both fides moft eligible . pre- The editor was a good deal disappointed at not being able , with all his industry , to obtain any effential ...
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... broils have fince his death arose , But faction now by habit does obey ; And wars have that respect for his repose , As winds for halcyons , when they breed at fea . XXXVII . His ashes in a peaceful urn shall rest 14 ON THE DEATH OF.
... broils have fince his death arose , But faction now by habit does obey ; And wars have that respect for his repose , As winds for halcyons , when they breed at fea . XXXVII . His ashes in a peaceful urn shall rest 14 ON THE DEATH OF.
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... rest , His name a great example ftands , to show How strangely high endeavours may be blest , Where piety and valour jointly go . SICCA MORTE ASTREA ASTRE A REDU X. A POEM on the happy RESTORATION OLIVER CROMWELL . 15.
... rest , His name a great example ftands , to show How strangely high endeavours may be blest , Where piety and valour jointly go . SICCA MORTE ASTREA ASTRE A REDU X. A POEM on the happy RESTORATION OLIVER CROMWELL . 15.
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... rest . Abroad your empire fhall no limits know , But , like the fea , in boundless circles flow . Your much - lov'd fleet fhall , with a wide command , Befiege the petty monarchs of the land : And as old Time his offspring fwallow'd ...
... rest . Abroad your empire fhall no limits know , But , like the fea , in boundless circles flow . Your much - lov'd fleet fhall , with a wide command , Befiege the petty monarchs of the land : And as old Time his offspring fwallow'd ...
Strona 54
... rest of afflictions are not more the effects of God's difpleasure ( frequent examples of them having been in the reign of the moft excellent princes ) than occafions for the manifefting of your chri- ftian and civil virtues . To you ...
... rest of afflictions are not more the effects of God's difpleasure ( frequent examples of them having been in the reign of the moft excellent princes ) than occafions for the manifefting of your chri- ftian and civil virtues . To you ...
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