Selected Poetry and Prose of John DrydenRandom House, 1969 - 554 sidor |
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... cou'd be . For then our atoms , which in order lay , Are scatter'd from their heap and puff'd away , And never can return into their place , When once the pause of life has left an empty space . And last , suppose great Nature's voice ...
... cou'd be . For then our atoms , which in order lay , Are scatter'd from their heap and puff'd away , And never can return into their place , When once the pause of life has left an empty space . And last , suppose great Nature's voice ...
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... cou'd decree , A traitor or twice - pardon'd enemy . Now art was tir'd without success , No racks cou'd make the stubborn malady confess . The vain insurancers of life And he who most perform'd and promis'd less , Even Short himself ...
... cou'd decree , A traitor or twice - pardon'd enemy . Now art was tir'd without success , No racks cou'd make the stubborn malady confess . The vain insurancers of life And he who most perform'd and promis'd less , Even Short himself ...
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... cou'd in peace secure his reign , Which cou'd in wars his pow'r maintain , That hand on which no plighted vows were ever vain . Well for so great a trust he chose A prince who never disobey'd , Not when the most severe commands were ...
... cou'd in peace secure his reign , Which cou'd in wars his pow'r maintain , That hand on which no plighted vows were ever vain . Well for so great a trust he chose A prince who never disobey'd , Not when the most severe commands were ...
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ASTRAEA REDUX A Poem on the Happy | 11 |
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