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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... honour to each of those persons , by shewing the number of letters which they received from Pope , or addressed to him , this arrangement was unquestionably the best that could have been observed . But to illustrate the history of the ...
... honour to each of those persons , by shewing the number of letters which they received from Pope , or addressed to him , this arrangement was unquestionably the best that could have been observed . But to illustrate the history of the ...
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... honour I had for you , without giving you the occasion to conquer me , as you have done , at my own weapon . My only relief is , that what I have written is publique , and I am so much my own friend as to conceal your Lordship's letter ...
... honour I had for you , without giving you the occasion to conquer me , as you have done , at my own weapon . My only relief is , that what I have written is publique , and I am so much my own friend as to conceal your Lordship's letter ...
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... honour you have done me , for fear of shewing it to my own disadvantage . You are that rerum natura of your own Lucretius ; Ipsa suis pollens opibus , nihil indiga nostri.4 You are above any incense I can give you , and have all the ...
... honour you have done me , for fear of shewing it to my own disadvantage . You are that rerum natura of your own Lucretius ; Ipsa suis pollens opibus , nihil indiga nostri.4 You are above any incense I can give you , and have all the ...
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... HONOUR'D SIR , Wednesday Morning , [ 1682. ] We have , with much ado , recover'd my younger sonn , ' who came home extreamly sick of a violent to her , may have been in Etherege's thoughts , when he wrote these lines . The Prologue and ...
... HONOUR'D SIR , Wednesday Morning , [ 1682. ] We have , with much ado , recover'd my younger sonn , ' who came home extreamly sick of a violent to her , may have been in Etherege's thoughts , when he wrote these lines . The Prologue and ...
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... Honour'd Sir , Your most obedient Servant and Scholar , JOHN DRYDEN.4 Scholar , into the college of Westminster , in 1682.- Charles , the eldest , left it in the following year . On these grounds , I have added 1682 , above , as the ...
... Honour'd Sir , Your most obedient Servant and Scholar , JOHN DRYDEN.4 Scholar , into the college of Westminster , in 1682.- Charles , the eldest , left it in the following year . On these grounds , I have added 1682 , above , as the ...
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