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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... believe it , haveing you for the text , it could scarcely proove bad , if it light upon one that could handle it indifferently . But I am so miserable a preacher , that though I have so sweet and copious a subject , I still fall short ...
... believe it , haveing you for the text , it could scarcely proove bad , if it light upon one that could handle it indifferently . But I am so miserable a preacher , that though I have so sweet and copious a subject , I still fall short ...
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... believe those praises , you and that I owned them in my silence . ' Twas this consideration that moved me at last to put off my idleness . And now the shame of seeing my selfe overpay'd so much for an ill Dedication , has made me almost ...
... believe those praises , you and that I owned them in my silence . ' Twas this consideration that moved me at last to put off my idleness . And now the shame of seeing my selfe overpay'd so much for an ill Dedication , has made me almost ...
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... believe , Sir John Eaton , of whom I know no more than that he was a writer of songs in the time of Charles II . One of them is preserved in Dryden's MISCELLANIES ; and it is followed by another written by Lord Rochester , " In ...
... believe , Sir John Eaton , of whom I know no more than that he was a writer of songs in the time of Charles II . One of them is preserved in Dryden's MISCELLANIES ; and it is followed by another written by Lord Rochester , " In ...
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... believe him to be of vertuous and pious inclina- tions ; and for both , I dare assure you , that they can promise to them selves no farther share of my indulgence , then while they carry them selves with that reverence to you , and that ...
... believe him to be of vertuous and pious inclina- tions ; and for both , I dare assure you , that they can promise to them selves no farther share of my indulgence , then while they carry them selves with that reverence to you , and that ...
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... believe I shall have no leysure to mind it , after I have done what I proposed : for my business here is to unweary my selfe , after my studyes , not to drudge . I am very glad you have pay'd Mr. Jones , because he has carry'd him selfe ...
... believe I shall have no leysure to mind it , after I have done what I proposed : for my business here is to unweary my selfe , after my studyes , not to drudge . I am very glad you have pay'd Mr. Jones , because he has carry'd him selfe ...
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