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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... father , to find another Isle of Rhe in Zealand ; thinking this disappoint- ment an injury to him , which is indeed a favour , 4 Lucret . lib . i . Lord Rochester has translated the passage in which this line is found . and will not be ...
... father , to find another Isle of Rhe in Zealand ; thinking this disappoint- ment an injury to him , which is indeed a favour , 4 Lucret . lib . i . Lord Rochester has translated the passage in which this line is found . and will not be ...
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... cannot esilly goe soe far backwards and forwards . His father and I will take care that he shall duely goe to church heare , both on holydayes and Sundays , till he SIR , LETTER IV . TO THE REV . DR 14 DRYDEN'S LETTERS .
... cannot esilly goe soe far backwards and forwards . His father and I will take care that he shall duely goe to church heare , both on holydayes and Sundays , till he SIR , LETTER IV . TO THE REV . DR 14 DRYDEN'S LETTERS .
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... father's . But your man was certainly to blame , to name him onely ; and ' tis onely my respect to you , that I do not take notice of it to him . My first rash resolutions were , to have brought things past any . composure , by ...
... father's . But your man was certainly to blame , to name him onely ; and ' tis onely my respect to you , that I do not take notice of it to him . My first rash resolutions were , to have brought things past any . composure , by ...
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... father . ' After this , my Lord , my conscience assures me I may write boldly , though I cannot speake to you . I have three sonns growing to man's estate ; breed them all up to learning , beyond my fortune ; but they are too hopefull ...
... father . ' After this , my Lord , my conscience assures me I may write boldly , though I cannot speake to you . I have three sonns growing to man's estate ; breed them all up to learning , beyond my fortune ; but they are too hopefull ...
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... father pick - a - pack , “ And t'other sent his packing . " The disagreeable repetition of the word old in the third line might have been easily avoided , by substituting the word great ; but the writer's principles would not allow him ...
... father pick - a - pack , “ And t'other sent his packing . " The disagreeable repetition of the word old in the third line might have been easily avoided , by substituting the word great ; but the writer's principles would not allow him ...
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