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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... 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 Author himself , which is more interesting to the Reader than that of any of ...
... 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 Author himself , which is more interesting to the Reader than that of any of ...
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... received the lines I sent by the reverend Levite , I doubt not but they have exceedingly wrought upon you ; for beeing so longe in a clergy - man's pocket , assuredly they The lady to whom this letter is addressed , was our author's ...
... received the lines I sent by the reverend Levite , I doubt not but they have exceedingly wrought upon you ; for beeing so longe in a clergy - man's pocket , assuredly they The lady to whom this letter is addressed , was our author's ...
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... received account of his age , can- not err . This nobleman is said to have deluded a celebrated actress by a fictitious marriage , aided by one of his domes- ticks , who read the service , disguised in the habit of a clergyman ...
... received account of his age , can- not err . This nobleman is said to have deluded a celebrated actress by a fictitious marriage , aided by one of his domes- ticks , who read the service , disguised in the habit of a clergyman ...
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... received before letter , which came foure houres after : I tasted one of them , which was too good to need an excuse ; the other is yet untouch'd . You have written * This application was successful . See vol . ii . p . 223 . 4 This ...
... received before letter , which came foure houres after : I tasted one of them , which was too good to need an excuse ; the other is yet untouch'd . You have written * This application was successful . See vol . ii . p . 223 . 4 This ...
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... received , but always unasked , as themselves will witness . my I have written more than I needed to you on this subject ; for I dare say you justifie me to your self . As for that which I first intended for 36 DRYDEN'S LETTERS ,
... received , but always unasked , as themselves will witness . my I have written more than I needed to you on this subject ; for I dare say you justifie me to your self . As for that which I first intended for 36 DRYDEN'S LETTERS ,
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