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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... See how he feeds th ' Iberian with delays , To render us his timely friendship vain ; And while his fecret foul on Flanders preys , He rocks the cradle of the babe of Spain . 9 . Such deep defigns of empire does he lay O'er them , whose ...
... See how he feeds th ' Iberian with delays , To render us his timely friendship vain ; And while his fecret foul on Flanders preys , He rocks the cradle of the babe of Spain . 9 . Such deep defigns of empire does he lay O'er them , whose ...
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... see no fun . 161 . But what fo long in vain , and yet unknown , By poor mankind's benighted wit is fought , Shall in this age to Britain first be shown , And hence be to admiring nations taught . 162 . The ebbs of tides and their ...
... see no fun . 161 . But what fo long in vain , and yet unknown , By poor mankind's benighted wit is fought , Shall in this age to Britain first be shown , And hence be to admiring nations taught . 162 . The ebbs of tides and their ...
Strona 134
... see a city of more precious mold ; Rich as the town which gives the Indies name , With filver - pav'd , and all divine with gold . 294 . Already laboring with a mighty fate , She shakes the rubbish from her mounting brow , And feems to ...
... see a city of more precious mold ; Rich as the town which gives the Indies name , With filver - pav'd , and all divine with gold . 294 . Already laboring with a mighty fate , She shakes the rubbish from her mounting brow , And feems to ...
Strona 138
... too , each little wit Will be fo glad to see the greater hit ; Who judging better , though concern'd the most , Of fuch correction will have cause to boast , Į In fuch a fatire all would feek a fhare , 138 ESSAY UPON SATIRE .
... too , each little wit Will be fo glad to see the greater hit ; Who judging better , though concern'd the most , Of fuch correction will have cause to boast , Į In fuch a fatire all would feek a fhare , 138 ESSAY UPON SATIRE .
Strona 165
... seeing , bless : Swift unbespoken pomps thy steps proclaim , And ftammering babes are taught to lifp thy name . How long wilt thou the general joy detain , Starve and defraud the people of thy reign ; Content ingloriously to pafs thy ...
... seeing , bless : Swift unbespoken pomps thy steps proclaim , And ftammering babes are taught to lifp thy name . How long wilt thou the general joy detain , Starve and defraud the people of thy reign ; Content ingloriously to pafs thy ...
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