The Best of DrydenRonald Press, 1933 - 572 sivua |
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Sivu 207
... leave mankind without a way ; And that the Scriptures , tho ' not everywhere 720 Free from corruption , or entire ... leaves obscure ? Which every sect will wrest a several way ( For what one sect interprets , all sects may ) : We hold ...
... leave mankind without a way ; And that the Scriptures , tho ' not everywhere 720 Free from corruption , or entire ... leaves obscure ? Which every sect will wrest a several way ( For what one sect interprets , all sects may ) : We hold ...
Sivu 213
... leave thy business and thy care ; No mortal int'rest can be worth thy stay . 20 III Leave for a while thy costly country seat ; And , to be great indeed , forget The nauseous pleasures of the great : Make haste and come ; Come , and ...
... leave thy business and thy care ; No mortal int'rest can be worth thy stay . 20 III Leave for a while thy costly country seat ; And , to be great indeed , forget The nauseous pleasures of the great : Make haste and come ; Come , and ...
Sivu 461
... leave the good sense and other excel- lencies of the first twenty lines to be considered by the critics . As for the play of The Duke of Lerma , having so much altered and beautified it , as he has done , it can justly belong to none ...
... leave the good sense and other excel- lencies of the first twenty lines to be considered by the critics . As for the play of The Duke of Lerma , having so much altered and beautified it , as he has done , it can justly belong to none ...
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PREFACE | ix |
UPON THE DEATH OF THE LORD HASTINGS | 4 |
TO MY HONORD FRIEND SIR ROBERT HOWARD | 11 |
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