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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... true , The cannon , dame , is levell'd full at you . But , fhunning long difputes , I fain would fee That wond'rous wight Infallibility , Is he from heaven , this mighty champion , come D3 THE HIND AND THE PANTHER . 37.
... true , The cannon , dame , is levell'd full at you . But , fhunning long difputes , I fain would fee That wond'rous wight Infallibility , Is he from heaven , this mighty champion , come D3 THE HIND AND THE PANTHER . 37.
Strona 38
... true , fome doctors in a scantier space , I mean , in each apart , contract the place . 1 Some , who to greater length extend the line , The church's after - acceptation join . This last circumference appears too wide ; The church ...
... true , fome doctors in a scantier space , I mean , in each apart , contract the place . 1 Some , who to greater length extend the line , The church's after - acceptation join . This last circumference appears too wide ; The church ...
Strona 42
... true . I fet them by the rule , and , as they square , Or deviate from undoubted doctrine there , This oral fiction , that old faith declare . ( Hind ) The council steer'd , it seems , a different course ; They try'd the fcripture by ...
... true . I fet them by the rule , and , as they square , Or deviate from undoubted doctrine there , This oral fiction , that old faith declare . ( Hind ) The council steer'd , it seems , a different course ; They try'd the fcripture by ...
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... true , And fcripture , as interpreted by you . But here you tread upon unfaithful ground ; Unless you could infallibly expound : Which you reject as odious popery , And throw that doctrine back with fcorn on me . Suppose we on things ...
... true , And fcripture , as interpreted by you . But here you tread upon unfaithful ground ; Unless you could infallibly expound : Which you reject as odious popery , And throw that doctrine back with fcorn on me . Suppose we on things ...
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... true apply'd to all . For this obfcurity could heaven provide More prudently than by a living guide , As doubts arofe , the difference to decide ? A guide was therefore needful , therefore made ; And , if appointed , fure to be obey'd ...
... true apply'd to all . For this obfcurity could heaven provide More prudently than by a living guide , As doubts arofe , the difference to decide ? A guide was therefore needful , therefore made ; And , if appointed , fure to be obey'd ...
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