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1630 Instruct him better , gracious God , to know , My altars kindled first that living coal ; As thine is vengeance , so forgiveness too : Restore , or practice better what you stole : That , suff'ring from ill tongues , he bears no ...
1630 Instruct him better , gracious God , to know , My altars kindled first that living coal ; As thine is vengeance , so forgiveness too : Restore , or practice better what you stole : That , suff'ring from ill tongues , he bears no ...
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The turn performance of the French is not equal to on thoughts and words is their chief tal- their skill ; and hitherto we have wanted ent , but the epic poem is too stately to skill to perform better . Segrais , whose prereceive those ...
The turn performance of the French is not equal to on thoughts and words is their chief tal- their skill ; and hitherto we have wanted ent , but the epic poem is too stately to skill to perform better . Segrais , whose prereceive those ...
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At worst if he delay , " T is a work must be done ; We ' ll borrow but a day , And the better the sooner begun . Chorus of Both . Al worst if he delay , & c . They run out together hand in hand . Chorus of all Three .
At worst if he delay , " T is a work must be done ; We ' ll borrow but a day , And the better the sooner begun . Chorus of Both . Al worst if he delay , & c . They run out together hand in hand . Chorus of all Three .
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH | xvii |
LIGREW EXCELLENT IN THE TWO SIS | xxxv |
ADDITIONAL POEMS | xli |
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appear arms bear better blood born callid cause common death Dryden earth edition English ev'ry eyes face fair fall fame fate father fear fields fight fire foes force fortune give gods grace ground hand happy haste head heart Heav'n honor hope Italy kind king land late laws least leave less light live look Lord lost mean mind nature never night o'er once pain Persius plain play poem poet pow'r praise present prince race rage reason rest rise Roman sacred satire sense shore side sight song soul sound stand sure thee things thou thought thro town translation Trojan true turn verse Virgil virtue winds write young youth