Poems and Prose of John DrydenPenguin Books, 1955 - 356 sivua |
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Sivu 21
... cause at length became the wrong ; And every loss the men of Jebus bore , They still were thought God's enemies the more . Thus worn and weakened , well or ill content , Submit they must to David's government . Impoverished and deprived ...
... cause at length became the wrong ; And every loss the men of Jebus bore , They still were thought God's enemies the more . Thus worn and weakened , well or ill content , Submit they must to David's government . Impoverished and deprived ...
Sivu 64
... cause to cause to nature's secret head , And found that one first principle must be . But what , or who , that universal He ; Whether some soul encompassing this ball , Unmade , unmoved , yet making , moving all ; Or various atoms ...
... cause to cause to nature's secret head , And found that one first principle must be . But what , or who , that universal He ; Whether some soul encompassing this ball , Unmade , unmoved , yet making , moving all ; Or various atoms ...
Sivu 185
... cause to take them off their design ; and though I deny not but such reasons may be found , yet it is a path that is cautiously to be trod , and the poet is to be sure he convinces the audience that the motive is strong enough . As for ...
... cause to take them off their design ; and though I deny not but such reasons may be found , yet it is a path that is cautiously to be trod , and the poet is to be sure he convinces the audience that the motive is strong enough . As for ...
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INTRODUCTION | 7 |
PROLOGUE TO THE TEMPEST 1670 | 97 |
PROLOGUE AND EPILOGUE TO THE UNIVERSITY | 104 |
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