The Miscellaneous Works of John Dryden, Esq;: Containing All His Original Poems, Tales, and Translations, Volym 4J. and R. Tonson, 1760 |
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... hear . The Gods with equal eyes on mortals look ; He juftly was forfaken , who forfook : Wanted that fuccour he refus'd to lend , Found every fellow fuch another friend : No wonder , if he roar'd that all might hear , His elocution was ...
... hear . The Gods with equal eyes on mortals look ; He juftly was forfaken , who forfook : Wanted that fuccour he refus'd to lend , Found every fellow fuch another friend : No wonder , if he roar'd that all might hear , His elocution was ...
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... hears the murd'rous pray'r the priest prefers , But understands not , ' tis his doom he hears : Beholds the meal betwixt his temples caft , ( The fruit and product of his labors past ; ) And in the water views perhaps the knife Uplifted ...
... hears the murd'rous pray'r the priest prefers , But understands not , ' tis his doom he hears : Beholds the meal betwixt his temples caft , ( The fruit and product of his labors past ; ) And in the water views perhaps the knife Uplifted ...
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... hear : The bed beneath me trembled with my fear . He rush'd upon me , and divulg'd my stain ; Scarce from my murder could his hands refrain . I only answer'd him with filent tears ; They flow'd : my tongue was frozen up with fears . His ...
... hear : The bed beneath me trembled with my fear . He rush'd upon me , and divulg'd my stain ; Scarce from my murder could his hands refrain . I only answer'd him with filent tears ; They flow'd : my tongue was frozen up with fears . His ...
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... hear ' em fay To leave off loving were your better way ; Yet if you you will diffemble it , you may . Love fecretly : the abfence of my lord More freedom gives , but does not all afford : Long is his journey , long will be his stay ...
... hear ' em fay To leave off loving were your better way ; Yet if you you will diffemble it , you may . Love fecretly : the abfence of my lord More freedom gives , but does not all afford : Long is his journey , long will be his stay ...
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... hear , While you forget what You , my crime's author , will my crime upbraid : Deep under ground , oh , let me first be laid ! You boast the pomp and plenty of your land , And promise all shall be at my command : Your Trojan wealth ...
... hear , While you forget what You , my crime's author , will my crime upbraid : Deep under ground , oh , let me first be laid ! You boast the pomp and plenty of your land , And promise all shall be at my command : Your Trojan wealth ...
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The Miscellaneous Works of John Dryden, Esq: Containing All His Original ... John Dryden Obegränsad förhandsgranskning - 1767 |
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