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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... writ former Letters to you , datted the 27 of Au- gust , your father being then out of Town : he writes me word - he is much at woon as to his health , and his defnese is not wosce , but much as he was when he was heare . He expresses a ...
... writ former Letters to you , datted the 27 of Au- gust , your father being then out of Town : he writes me word - he is much at woon as to his health , and his defnese is not wosce , but much as he was when he was heare . He expresses a ...
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... writ it ; but being old , I mistrusted my own judgment . I hope it has done you service , and will do more . You told me not , but the town says you are print- ing Ovid de Arte Amandi . I know my transla- tion is very uncorrect ; but at ...
... writ it ; but being old , I mistrusted my own judgment . I hope it has done you service , and will do more . You told me not , but the town says you are print- ing Ovid de Arte Amandi . I know my transla- tion is very uncorrect ; but at ...
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... writ , " Knows Spartan virtue , and Athenian wit . ' In my copy of PHAETON , a tragedy , by Gildon , 4to . 1698 , ( which is dedicated to Charles Montague , ) is the following inscription to this gentleman , in Gildon's hand- writing ...
... writ , " Knows Spartan virtue , and Athenian wit . ' In my copy of PHAETON , a tragedy , by Gildon , 4to . 1698 , ( which is dedicated to Charles Montague , ) is the following inscription to this gentleman , in Gildon's hand- writing ...
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... writ in rhyme . For the French , I do not name them , because it is the fate of our countrymen to admit little of theirs among us , but the basest of their men , the extravagancies of their fashions , and the frippery of their ...
... writ in rhyme . For the French , I do not name them , because it is the fate of our countrymen to admit little of theirs among us , but the basest of their men , the extravagancies of their fashions , and the frippery of their ...
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... writ ; and therefore , that which seems nearest to what it intends , is ever to be preferred . Nor is * great thoughts more adorned by verse , than verse unbeautified by mean ones ; so that verse seems not only unfit in the best use of ...
... writ ; and therefore , that which seems nearest to what it intends , is ever to be preferred . Nor is * great thoughts more adorned by verse , than verse unbeautified by mean ones ; so that verse seems not only unfit in the best use of ...
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