The Best of DrydenT. Nelson and sons, 1933 - 572 sivua |
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Sivu 262
... fear'd that , traveling so late , Some evil - minded beasts might lie in wait , And without witness wreak their hidden hate . The Panther , tho ' she lent a list'ning ear , Had more of Lion in her than to fear : Yet wisely weighing ...
... fear'd that , traveling so late , Some evil - minded beasts might lie in wait , And without witness wreak their hidden hate . The Panther , tho ' she lent a list'ning ear , Had more of Lion in her than to fear : Yet wisely weighing ...
Sivu 277
... fear ; the more devout Arose , and bless'd themselves from head to foot . " " T is true , some stagers of the wiser sort Made all these idle wonderments their sport : They said , their only danger was delay , And he who heard what ev'ry ...
... fear ; the more devout Arose , and bless'd themselves from head to foot . " " T is true , some stagers of the wiser sort Made all these idle wonderments their sport : They said , their only danger was delay , And he who heard what ev'ry ...
Sivu 321
... fear , the villain thus pursued : " " Long had the Grecians ( tir'd with fruitless care , And wearied with an unsuccessful war ) 150 Resolv'd to raise the siege , and leave the town ; And , had the gods permitted , they had gone ; But ...
... fear , the villain thus pursued : " " Long had the Grecians ( tir'd with fruitless care , And wearied with an unsuccessful war ) 150 Resolv'd to raise the siege , and leave the town ; And , had the gods permitted , they had gone ; But ...
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UPON THE DEATH OF THE LORD HASTINGS | 4 |
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