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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... verse inspire , ' Tis all the reftitution I require . Glad was the Panther that the charge was clos'd . And none of all her fav'rite fons expos'd . For laws of arms permit each injur'd man , To make himself a faver where he can ...
... verse inspire , ' Tis all the reftitution I require . Glad was the Panther that the charge was clos'd . And none of all her fav'rite fons expos'd . For laws of arms permit each injur'd man , To make himself a faver where he can ...
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... is mufic uninform'd by art In those wild notes , which with a merry heart The birds in unfrequented shades express , Who , better taught at home , yet please us less : So in your verse a native sweetnefs dwells , Which L 3.
... is mufic uninform'd by art In those wild notes , which with a merry heart The birds in unfrequented shades express , Who , better taught at home , yet please us less : So in your verse a native sweetnefs dwells , Which L 3.
Sivu 150
... verse a native sweetnefs dwells , Which fhames compofure , and its art excels . Singing no more can your foft numbers grace , Than paint adds charms unto a beauteous face . Yet as , when mighty rivers gently creep , Their even calmnefs ...
... verse a native sweetnefs dwells , Which fhames compofure , and its art excels . Singing no more can your foft numbers grace , Than paint adds charms unto a beauteous face . Yet as , when mighty rivers gently creep , Their even calmnefs ...
Sivu 153
... verse no less The prophet than the 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 ...
... verse no less The prophet than the 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 ...
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... VERSE . W Hether the fruitful Nile , or Tyrian shore , one The feeds of arts and infant science bore , Tis fure the noble plant , tranflated first , Advanc'd its head in Grecian gardens nurft . The Grecians added verfe : their tuneful ...
... VERSE . W Hether the fruitful Nile , or Tyrian shore , one The feeds of arts and infant science bore , Tis fure the noble plant , tranflated first , Advanc'd its head in Grecian gardens nurft . The Grecians added verfe : their tuneful ...
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