The Best of DrydenRonald Press, 1933 - 572 sivua |
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... praise , and I have exalted them , and made them fruitful ; but here Omnia sponte sua reddit justissima tellus . I have had a large , a fair , and a pleasant field ; so fertile that with- out my cultivating it has given me two harvests ...
... praise , and I have exalted them , and made them fruitful ; but here Omnia sponte sua reddit justissima tellus . I have had a large , a fair , and a pleasant field ; so fertile that with- out my cultivating it has given me two harvests ...
Sivu 81
... praise them all the States stood by . 194 O famous leader of the Belgian fleet , Thy monument inscrib'd such praise shall wear , As Varro , timely flying , once did meet , Because he did not of his Rome despair . 195 Behold that navy ...
... praise them all the States stood by . 194 O famous leader of the Belgian fleet , Thy monument inscrib'd such praise shall wear , As Varro , timely flying , once did meet , Because he did not of his Rome despair . 195 Behold that navy ...
Sivu 379
... praise of Cato , made it not so much his business to condemn Cato , as to praise Cicero . But that I may decline some part of the encounter with my adversaries , whom I am neither willing to combat , nor 110 well able to resist ; I will ...
... praise of Cato , made it not so much his business to condemn Cato , as to praise Cicero . But that I may decline some part of the encounter with my adversaries , whom I am neither willing to combat , nor 110 well able to resist ; I will ...
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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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