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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Sivu 63
... poor man's wealth , A grace - cup to their common patron's health . This she defir'd her to accept , and stay , For fear the might be wilder'd in her way , Because she wanted an unerring guide , And then the dew - drops on her filken ...
... poor man's wealth , A grace - cup to their common patron's health . This she defir'd her to accept , and stay , For fear the might be wilder'd in her way , Because she wanted an unerring guide , And then the dew - drops on her filken ...
Sivu 64
... poor abode Has oft receiv'd , and yet receives a God ; A God victorious of a Stygian race Here laid his facred limbs , and fanctify'd the place . This mean retreat did mighty Pan contain : Be emulous of him , and pomp difdain , And dare ...
... poor abode Has oft receiv'd , and yet receives a God ; A God victorious of a Stygian race Here laid his facred limbs , and fanctify'd the place . This mean retreat did mighty Pan contain : Be emulous of him , and pomp difdain , And dare ...
Sivu 69
... granaries to hoard . If Cæfar to his own his hand extends , Say which of yours his charity offends : You know he largely gives to more than are his friends . Are defrauded when he feeds the poor ? you Our THE HIND AND THE PANTHER . 69.
... granaries to hoard . If Cæfar to his own his hand extends , Say which of yours his charity offends : You know he largely gives to more than are his friends . Are defrauded when he feeds the poor ? you Our THE HIND AND THE PANTHER . 69.
Sivu 70
... poor ? you Our mite decreases nothing of your ftore . I am but few , and by your fare you fee My crying fins are not of luxury . Some jufter motive fure your mind withdraws , And makes you break our friendship's holy laws ; For barefac ...
... poor ? you Our mite decreases nothing of your ftore . I am but few , and by your fare you fee My crying fins are not of luxury . Some jufter motive fure your mind withdraws , And makes you break our friendship's holy laws ; For barefac ...
Sivu 77
... poor , and naked come : Thy father will receive his unthrift home , And thy bleft Saviour's blood discharge the mighty fum . Thus ( fhe purfu'd ) I difcipline a fon , Whofe uncheck'd fury to revenge would run : He champs the bit ...
... poor , and naked come : Thy father will receive his unthrift home , And thy bleft Saviour's blood discharge the mighty fum . Thus ( fhe purfu'd ) I difcipline a fon , Whofe uncheck'd fury to revenge would run : He champs the bit ...
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