The Miscellaneous Works of John Dryden, Esq;: Containing All His Original Poems, Tales, and Translations, Nide 2J. and R. Tonson, 1760 |
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... himself to be now fatisfied to the contrary , in which he has given up the caufe : for matter of fact was the principal debate be- twixt us , In the mean time , he would difpute the motives of her change ; how prepofteroufly , let all ...
... himself to be now fatisfied to the contrary , in which he has given up the caufe : for matter of fact was the principal debate be- twixt us , In the mean time , he would difpute the motives of her change ; how prepofteroufly , let all ...
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... Himself the pilot , let us leave the shore , And with a better guide a better world explore . Could he his Godhead veil with flesh and blood , And not veil thefe again to be our food ? His grace in both is equal in extent , } The firft ...
... Himself the pilot , let us leave the shore , And with a better guide a better world explore . Could he his Godhead veil with flesh and blood , And not veil thefe again to be our food ? His grace in both is equal in extent , } The firft ...
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... himself by her consent , Whom thus abfolv'd she fends to punishment , Suppose the magistrate revenge her cause , " Tis only for tranfgreffing human laws . How answering to its end a church is made , Whose power is but to counsel and ...
... himself by her consent , Whom thus abfolv'd she fends to punishment , Suppose the magistrate revenge her cause , " Tis only for tranfgreffing human laws . How answering to its end a church is made , Whose power is but to counsel and ...
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... tho your several churches disagree , every faint has to himself alone The fecret of this philofophic stone : Yet be : These principles your jarring fects unite , When differing doctors D 4 THE HIND AND THE PANTHER . 39.
... tho your several churches disagree , every faint has to himself alone The fecret of this philofophic stone : Yet be : These principles your jarring fects unite , When differing doctors D 4 THE HIND AND THE PANTHER . 39.
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... Himself was to fecure his chofen race , Tho reafon good for Turks to take the place , And he allow'd to be the better man , In virtue of his holier Alcoran . True , faid the Panther , I fhall ne'er deny My brethren may be fav'd as well ...
... Himself was to fecure his chofen race , Tho reafon good for Turks to take the place , And he allow'd to be the better man , In virtue of his holier Alcoran . True , faid the Panther , I fhall ne'er deny My brethren may be fav'd as well ...
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