The Works of the English Poets, Volume 13R. Hett, 1779 - 318 halaman |
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... fought t'inflame the parties , then to poife : The quarrel lov'd , but did the cause abhor ; And did not ftrike to hurt , but make a noise . XII . War , our confumption , was their gainful 5 War , 14 DRYDEN'S POEMS .
... fought t'inflame the parties , then to poife : The quarrel lov'd , but did the cause abhor ; And did not ftrike to hurt , but make a noise . XII . War , our confumption , was their gainful 5 War , 14 DRYDEN'S POEMS .
Halaman 30
... cause betray : Of those your edicts fome reclaim from fin , But most your life and bleft example win . Oh happy prince , whom heaven hath taught the way By paying vows to have more vows to pay ! Oh happy age ! Oh times like those alone ...
... cause betray : Of those your edicts fome reclaim from fin , But most your life and bleft example win . Oh happy prince , whom heaven hath taught the way By paying vows to have more vows to pay ! Oh happy age ! Oh times like those alone ...
Halaman 36
... He leaves his light , and by reflection fhines . Juftice , that fits and frowns where public laws Exclude foft mercy from a private cause , In your tribunal most herself does please ; There only In 36 DRYDEN'S POEM S.
... He leaves his light , and by reflection fhines . Juftice , that fits and frowns where public laws Exclude foft mercy from a private cause , In your tribunal most herself does please ; There only In 36 DRYDEN'S POEM S.
Halaman 48
... cause becomes fo general ; and I cannot imagine it has re- folved the ruin of that people at home , which it has bleffed abroad with fuch fucceffes . I am therefore to conclude , that your fufferings are at an end ; and that one part of ...
... cause becomes fo general ; and I cannot imagine it has re- folved the ruin of that people at home , which it has bleffed abroad with fuch fucceffes . I am therefore to conclude , that your fufferings are at an end ; and that one part of ...
Halaman 62
... cause he seems to take in hand ; And prudently would make them lords at fea , To whom with ease he can give laws by land . X. This faw our king ; and long within his breast His penfive counfels balanc'd to and fro : He griev'd the land ...
... cause he seems to take in hand ; And prudently would make them lords at fea , To whom with ease he can give laws by land . X. This faw our king ; and long within his breast His penfive counfels balanc'd to and fro : He griev'd the land ...
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