The Critical and Miscellaneous Prose Works of John Dryden: Now First Collected: with Notes and Illustrations; an Account of the Life and Writings of the Author, Grounded on Original and Authentick Documents; and a Collection of His Letters, the Greater Part of which Has Never Before Been Published, Količina 1 ,2. izdajaT. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, 1800 |
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... acknowledging your fatherly kindnesse to him ; and very willing , to his poore power , to do all things which may continue it . I have no more to add , but only to wish the eldest may also deserve some part of your good opinion , for I ...
... acknowledging your fatherly kindnesse to him ; and very willing , to his poore power , to do all things which may continue it . I have no more to add , but only to wish the eldest may also deserve some part of your good opinion , for I ...
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... acknowledge my self , S ' , Yo ' most obliged humble Servt , J. TONSON . LETTER VIII . TO MR . JACOB TONSON . " MR . TONSON , August 30. [ 1693. ] I AM much asham'd of my self , that I am so much behind - hand with you in kindness ...
... acknowledge my self , S ' , Yo ' most obliged humble Servt , J. TONSON . LETTER VIII . TO MR . JACOB TONSON . " MR . TONSON , August 30. [ 1693. ] I AM much asham'd of my self , that I am so much behind - hand with you in kindness ...
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... acknowledge . affection , by the very same degrees by which a lover declares his passion . This last at first confesses esteem , yet owns no passion but admiration . But as soon as he is animated by one kind expression , his look , his ...
... acknowledge . affection , by the very same degrees by which a lover declares his passion . This last at first confesses esteem , yet owns no passion but admiration . But as soon as he is animated by one kind expression , his look , his ...
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... acknowledge that your fair eyes * had made me your slave before I receiv'd your fine presents . Your letter puts me out of doubt that they have lost nothing of their lustre , because it was written with your own hand ; and not heareing ...
... acknowledge that your fair eyes * had made me your slave before I receiv'd your fine presents . Your letter puts me out of doubt that they have lost nothing of their lustre , because it was written with your own hand ; and not heareing ...
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... acknowledges the word , thus applied . According to Addison , however , it was familiar in this sense at an earlier period , and " had its rise from an accident in the town of Bath , in the time of Charles the Second . ” " It happened ...
... acknowledges the word , thus applied . According to Addison , however , it was familiar in this sense at an earlier period , and " had its rise from an accident in the town of Bath , in the time of Charles the Second . ” " It happened ...
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