The Works of the English Poets, 10. köideR. Hett, 1779 - 303 pages |
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... though she saw her plea control'd , Yet would not wholly seem to quit her hold , But offer'd fairly to compound the strife , And judge conversion by the convert's life . } } ' Tis true , she said , I think it ' Tis 64 DRYDEN'S POEM S.
... though she saw her plea control'd , Yet would not wholly seem to quit her hold , But offer'd fairly to compound the strife , And judge conversion by the convert's life . } } ' Tis true , she said , I think it ' Tis 64 DRYDEN'S POEM S.
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... said , I think it somewhat strange , So few fhould follow profitable change : For prefent joys are more to flesh and blood , Than a dull profpect of a diftant good . ' Twas well alluded by a fon of mine , ( I hope to quote him is not to ...
... said , I think it somewhat strange , So few fhould follow profitable change : For prefent joys are more to flesh and blood , Than a dull profpect of a diftant good . ' Twas well alluded by a fon of mine , ( I hope to quote him is not to ...
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... said . If funeral rites can give a ghost repose , Your Mufe fo juftly has difcharged those , Eliza's fhade may now its wandering cease , And claim a title to the fields of peace . But if Æneas be oblig'd , no lefs Your kindness great ...
... said . If funeral rites can give a ghost repose , Your Mufe fo juftly has difcharged those , Eliza's fhade may now its wandering cease , And claim a title to the fields of peace . But if Æneas be oblig'd , no lefs Your kindness great ...
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... said , Join the dead living to the living dead . Such men in Poetry may claim some part : They have the licence , though they want the art ; And And might , where theft was prais'd , for Laureats 280 DRYDEN'S POEMS .
... said , Join the dead living to the living dead . Such men in Poetry may claim some part : They have the licence , though they want the art ; And And might , where theft was prais'd , for Laureats 280 DRYDEN'S POEMS .
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