The Works of John Dryden: Now First Collected ...W. Miller, 1808 |
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... Lysimachus , who ruled the Rhodian state , Was then by choice their annual magistrate : He loved Cassandra too with equal fire , But fortune had not favoured his desire ; Crossed by her friends , by her not disapproved , Nor yet ...
... Lysimachus , who ruled the Rhodian state , Was then by choice their annual magistrate : He loved Cassandra too with equal fire , But fortune had not favoured his desire ; Crossed by her friends , by her not disapproved , Nor yet ...
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... Lysimachus replied , -- Let heaven be neuter , and the sword decide ; The spousals are prepared , already play The minstrels , and provoke the tardy day ; By this the brides are waked , their grooms are dressed ; All Rhodes is summoned ...
... Lysimachus replied , -- Let heaven be neuter , and the sword decide ; The spousals are prepared , already play The minstrels , and provoke the tardy day ; By this the brides are waked , their grooms are dressed ; All Rhodes is summoned ...
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... Lysimachus , with him he recovers Ephigenia , and flies with her to Crete , where he is married to her , and is afterwards recalled home . A GREAT many novels come now fresh into my mind , for the beginning of such an agreeable day's ...
... Lysimachus , with him he recovers Ephigenia , and flies with her to Crete , where he is married to her , and is afterwards recalled home . A GREAT many novels come now fresh into my mind , for the beginning of such an agreeable day's ...
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... Lysimachus , who was chief magistrate that year , along with a guard of soldiers , to conduct them to prison . Thus the miserable and enamoured Cy- mon lost his mistress soon after he had gained her , and without having scarcely so much ...
... Lysimachus , who was chief magistrate that year , along with a guard of soldiers , to conduct them to prison . Thus the miserable and enamoured Cy- mon lost his mistress soon after he had gained her , and without having scarcely so much ...
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... Lysimachus was also in love with , and had for some time been prevented marrying her , by diverse unlucky accidents . Now as Pasimunda was to celebrate his own nuptials with great state and feasting , he supposed it would save a great ...
... Lysimachus was also in love with , and had for some time been prevented marrying her , by diverse unlucky accidents . Now as Pasimunda was to celebrate his own nuptials with great state and feasting , he supposed it would save a great ...
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