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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Stran 7
... given vanity to any other poet , has only given me confusion . You see , my Lord , how far you have DRYDEN'S LETTERS . 7.
... given vanity to any other poet , has only given me confusion . You see , my Lord , how far you have DRYDEN'S LETTERS . 7.
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... given your selfe in the country ; though they know you are only their steward , and that you treasure up but so much health as you intend to spend on them in winter . In the mean time you have withdrawn your selfe from attendance , the ...
... given your selfe in the country ; though they know you are only their steward , and that you treasure up but so much health as you intend to spend on them in winter . In the mean time you have withdrawn your selfe from attendance , the ...
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... given your selfe the trouble to read thus farr , you , who are a prudent man , will consider , that none complaine , but they desire to be reconciled at the same time : there is no mild expostulation at least , which does not in- timate ...
... given your selfe the trouble to read thus farr , you , who are a prudent man , will consider , that none complaine , but they desire to be reconciled at the same time : there is no mild expostulation at least , which does not in- timate ...
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... given me by Lord Halifax . " Locke also , after the Revolution , was a Com- missioner of Appeals . 3 Probably THE HISTORY OF THE LEAGUE , which was entered on the Stationers ' Books early in 1684 , and is there said to have been ...
... given me by Lord Halifax . " Locke also , after the Revolution , was a Com- missioner of Appeals . 3 Probably THE HISTORY OF THE LEAGUE , which was entered on the Stationers ' Books early in 1684 , and is there said to have been ...
Stran 31
... given me all the pleasure that the most insatiable mind can desire : when at any time I have been dejected by disap- pointments , or tormented by cruel passions , the recourse to your verses has calm'd my soul , or rais'd it to ...
... given me all the pleasure that the most insatiable mind can desire : when at any time I have been dejected by disap- pointments , or tormented by cruel passions , the recourse to your verses has calm'd my soul , or rais'd it to ...
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