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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... verses ; which this afternoon I gave Mr. Walsh to read in the Coffee - house . His opinion is the same with mine , that they are better than any which are printed before the book : so thinks also Mr. Wycherly . I have them by me ; but ...
... verses ; which this afternoon I gave Mr. Walsh to read in the Coffee - house . His opinion is the same with mine , that they are better than any which are printed before the book : so thinks also Mr. Wycherly . I have them by me ; but ...
Stran 77
... verse by Waller : but it is not equally well known that the death of another blusterer was attended with the same circumstance . " On the other side ( says Dr. Tanner , afterwards Bishop of St. Asaph , ) is a coeval note of an old MS ...
... verse by Waller : but it is not equally well known that the death of another blusterer was attended with the same circumstance . " On the other side ( says Dr. Tanner , afterwards Bishop of St. Asaph , ) is a coeval note of an old MS ...
Stran 90
... Verses had waited on you with the former , but that they wanted that correction which I have given them , that they may the better endure the sight of so great a judge and poet . I am now in feare that I have purg'd them out of their ...
... Verses had waited on you with the former , but that they wanted that correction which I have given them , that they may the better endure the sight of so great a judge and poet . I am now in feare that I have purg'd them out of their ...
Stran 94
... verse , call'd BOADICEA , which you fair ladyes lik'd ; and is a poet who writes good verses without knowing how or why ; I mean , he writes naturally well , without art , or learning , or good sence . Congreve is ill of the gout at ...
... verse , call'd BOADICEA , which you fair ladyes lik'd ; and is a poet who writes good verses without knowing how or why ; I mean , he writes naturally well , without art , or learning , or good sence . Congreve is ill of the gout at ...
Stran 96
... verses ' were , I thought , too good to be a woman's : some of my friends , to whom I read them , were of the same opinion . " Tis not over - gallant , I must confess , to say this of the fair sex ; but most certain it is , that they ...
... verses ' were , I thought , too good to be a woman's : some of my friends , to whom I read them , were of the same opinion . " Tis not over - gallant , I must confess , to say this of the fair sex ; but most certain it is , that they ...
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