The Best of DrydenRonald Press, 1933 - 572 sivua |
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Sivu 181
... pass'd thro ' every sect , or theirs thro ' thee . But what thou giv'st , that venom still remains ; And the pox'd ... passes hours too well To promise heav'n , or threaten us with hell ; That unconcern'd can at rebellion sit , And wink ...
... pass'd thro ' every sect , or theirs thro ' thee . But what thou giv'st , that venom still remains ; And the pox'd ... passes hours too well To promise heav'n , or threaten us with hell ; That unconcern'd can at rebellion sit , And wink ...
Sivu 227
... pass'd . Panting and pensive now she rang'd alone , And wander'd in the kingdoms , once her own . The common hunt , tho ' from their rage restrain'd By sov'reign pow'r , her company disdain'd ; Grinn'd as they pass'd , and with a ...
... pass'd . Panting and pensive now she rang'd alone , And wander'd in the kingdoms , once her own . The common hunt , tho ' from their rage restrain'd By sov'reign pow'r , her company disdain'd ; Grinn'd as they pass'd , and with a ...
Sivu 334
... pass , attend The charge undaunted , and the gate defend . Renew'd in courage with recover'd breath , A second time we ran to tempt our death , To clear the palace from the foe , succeed The weary living , and revenge the dead . " A ...
... pass , attend The charge undaunted , and the gate defend . Renew'd in courage with recover'd breath , A second time we ran to tempt our death , To clear the palace from the foe , succeed The weary living , and revenge the dead . " A ...
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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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