The Works of the English Poets: DrydenH. Hughs, 1779 |
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... turn of heroic poefy . The fecond , being matter of dispute , and chiefly concerning church authority , I was obliged to make as plain and perfpicuous as poffibly I could ; yet not wholly neglecting the numbers , though I had not ...
... turn of heroic poefy . The fecond , being matter of dispute , and chiefly concerning church authority , I was obliged to make as plain and perfpicuous as poffibly I could ; yet not wholly neglecting the numbers , though I had not ...
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... turns of state she stood , And feal'd her vow'd affection with ber blood : Nor will I meanly tax her constancy , That intereft or obligement made the tye . Bound to the fate of murder'd monarchy , Before the founding ax fo falls the ...
... turns of state she stood , And feal'd her vow'd affection with ber blood : Nor will I meanly tax her constancy , That intereft or obligement made the tye . Bound to the fate of murder'd monarchy , Before the founding ax fo falls the ...
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... turns prevail ; The most in power fupplies the present gale . The wretched Panther cries aloud for aid To church and councils , whom the first betray'd ; No help from fathers or tradition's train : Thofe ancient guides she taught us to ...
... turns prevail ; The most in power fupplies the present gale . The wretched Panther cries aloud for aid To church and councils , whom the first betray'd ; No help from fathers or tradition's train : Thofe ancient guides she taught us to ...
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... turns the reformation round , And all the reft are false reformers found ; Because in fundry points you stand alone , Not in communion join'd with any one ; And therefore must be all the church , or none . Then , till you have agreed ...
... turns the reformation round , And all the reft are false reformers found ; Because in fundry points you stand alone , Not in communion join'd with any one ; And therefore must be all the church , or none . Then , till you have agreed ...
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... turns accufers , and accus'd : Babel was never half fo much confus'd : What one can plead , the reft can plead as well ; For amongst equals lies no last appeal , And all confefs themfelves are fallible . Now fince you grant fome ...
... turns accufers , and accus'd : Babel was never half fo much confus'd : What one can plead , the reft can plead as well ; For amongst equals lies no last appeal , And all confefs themfelves are fallible . Now fince you grant fome ...
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