Poetry, Prose and PlaysHarvard University Press, 1952 - 896 sivua |
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... friend he took more pride Than to destroy whole thousands of such foes . 117 . But , when approach'd , in strict embraces bound , Rupert and Albemarl together grow : He joys to have his friend in safety found , Which he to none but to ...
... friend he took more pride Than to destroy whole thousands of such foes . 117 . But , when approach'd , in strict embraces bound , Rupert and Albemarl together grow : He joys to have his friend in safety found , Which he to none but to ...
Sivu 111
... Friend . To these succeed the Pillars of the Laws , Who best coud plead , and best can judge a Cause . Next them a train of Loyal Peers ascend : Sharp judging Adriel , 1 the Muses Friend , Himself a Muse : -in Sanhedrins debate True to ...
... Friend . To these succeed the Pillars of the Laws , Who best coud plead , and best can judge a Cause . Next them a train of Loyal Peers ascend : Sharp judging Adriel , 1 the Muses Friend , Himself a Muse : -in Sanhedrins debate True to ...
Sivu 252
... Friend , the least renown'd ; Whose Fame , not circumscrib'd with English ground , Flies like the nimble journeys of ... friend of Harvey and the editor of his works . TO MY DEAR FRIEND Mr. CONGREVE ON HIS COMEDY CALL'D 252 FAMILIAR VERSES.
... Friend , the least renown'd ; Whose Fame , not circumscrib'd with English ground , Flies like the nimble journeys of ... friend of Harvey and the editor of his works . TO MY DEAR FRIEND Mr. CONGREVE ON HIS COMEDY CALL'D 252 FAMILIAR VERSES.
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