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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... tell the world they are imperfect emblems of your beauty ; for the white and red of waxe and paper are but shaddowes of that vermillion and snow in your lips and forehead ; and the silver of the inkehorne , if it presume to vye ...
... tell the world they are imperfect emblems of your beauty ; for the white and red of waxe and paper are but shaddowes of that vermillion and snow in your lips and forehead ; and the silver of the inkehorne , if it presume to vye ...
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... tell him I am takeing away both my sonns ; for though I shall tell him no occasion , it will looke like a disrespect to my old Master , of which I will not be guilty , if it be possible . I shall add no more , but hope I shall be so ...
... tell him I am takeing away both my sonns ; for though I shall tell him no occasion , it will looke like a disrespect to my old Master , of which I will not be guilty , if it be possible . I shall add no more , but hope I shall be so ...
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... tell him , how kindly I take his often remembrances of me : I wish him all prosperity , and hope I shall never loose his affec- tion ; nor yours , Sir , as being Your most faithfull , And much obliged Servant , I had all your Letters ...
... tell him , how kindly I take his often remembrances of me : I wish him all prosperity , and hope I shall never loose his affec- tion ; nor yours , Sir , as being Your most faithfull , And much obliged Servant , I had all your Letters ...
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... tell us , made Tiresias their umpire in a certain merry dispute , which fell out in heaven betwixt them . Tiresias , you know , had been of both sexes , and therefore was a proper judge ; our friend Mr. Wycherly is full as competent an ...
... tell us , made Tiresias their umpire in a certain merry dispute , which fell out in heaven betwixt them . Tiresias , you know , had been of both sexes , and therefore was a proper judge ; our friend Mr. Wycherly is full as competent an ...
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... tell you . The paying Ned Sheldon the fifty pounds put me upon this speed ; but I intend not so much to overtoil myself , after the sixth book is ended . If the second subscriptions rise , ' I will take so much the 6 Scarcely any of the ...
... tell you . The paying Ned Sheldon the fifty pounds put me upon this speed ; but I intend not so much to overtoil myself , after the sixth book is ended . If the second subscriptions rise , ' I will take so much the 6 Scarcely any of the ...
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