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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... poets are not prophets , to foreknow What plants will take the blight , and what will grow , By tracing heaven his footsteps may be found : Behold ! how awfully he walks the round ! God is abroad , and , wond'rous in his ways , The rife ...
... poets are not prophets , to foreknow What plants will take the blight , and what will grow , By tracing heaven his footsteps may be found : Behold ! how awfully he walks the round ! God is abroad , and , wond'rous in his ways , The rife ...
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... poets lay : From dufty fhops neglected authors come , Martyrs of pies , and reliques of the bum . Much Heywood , Shirley , Ogleby there lay , But loads of Shadwell almoft chok'd the way . Bilk'd stationers for yeomen ftood prepar'd ...
... poets lay : From dufty fhops neglected authors come , Martyrs of pies , and reliques of the bum . Much Heywood , Shirley , Ogleby there lay , But loads of Shadwell almoft chok'd the way . Bilk'd stationers for yeomen ftood prepar'd ...
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... poet doth confefs . Ere our weak eyes difcern'd the doubtful streak Of light , you faw great Charles his morning break . So fkilful feamen ken the land from far , Which fhews like mifts to the dull paffenger . To Charles your mufe first ...
... poet doth confefs . Ere our weak eyes difcern'd the doubtful streak Of light , you faw great Charles his morning break . So fkilful feamen ken the land from far , Which fhews like mifts to the dull paffenger . To Charles your mufe first ...
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... poets ftill might dream the fun was drown'd : And all the stars that shine in fouthern fkies , Had been admir'd by none but favage eyes . Among th ' afferters of free reafon's claim , Our nation's not the leaft in worth or fame . The ...
... poets ftill might dream the fun was drown'd : And all the stars that shine in fouthern fkies , Had been admir'd by none but favage eyes . Among th ' afferters of free reafon's claim , Our nation's not the leaft in worth or fame . The ...
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... ; Let merit crowns , and justice laurels give , But let me happy by your pity live . True poets empty fame and praise despise , Fame is the trumpet , but your fmile the prize . You fit above , and see vain men below Contend [ 157 ]
... ; Let merit crowns , and justice laurels give , But let me happy by your pity live . True poets empty fame and praise despise , Fame is the trumpet , but your fmile the prize . You fit above , and see vain men below Contend [ 157 ]
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