Selected Poetry and Prose of John DrydenRandom House, 1969 - 554 sidor |
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... death exempts him , and wards off the blow Which we , the living , only feel and bear ) , What is there left for us in death to fear ? When once that pause of life has come between , ' Tis just the same as we had never been . And ...
... death exempts him , and wards off the blow Which we , the living , only feel and bear ) , What is there left for us in death to fear ? When once that pause of life has come between , ' Tis just the same as we had never been . And ...
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... death thou leav'st behind ; No time shall dry our tears nor drive thee from our mind . The worst that can befall thee , measur'd right , Is a sound slumber and a long ... death to us and death's anxiety Is less than FOUR TRANSLATIONS 287.
... death thou leav'st behind ; No time shall dry our tears nor drive thee from our mind . The worst that can befall thee , measur'd right , Is a sound slumber and a long ... death to us and death's anxiety Is less than FOUR TRANSLATIONS 287.
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... death . Meantime , when thoughts of death disturb thy head , Consider Ancus great and good is dead ; Ancus , thy better far , was born to die , And thou , dost thou bewail mortality ? So many monarchs with their mighty state Who rul'd ...
... death . Meantime , when thoughts of death disturb thy head , Consider Ancus great and good is dead ; Ancus , thy better far , was born to die , And thou , dost thou bewail mortality ? So many monarchs with their mighty state Who rul'd ...
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