The Poetical Works of John Dryden, Esq: Containing Original Poems, Tales, and Translations, with Notes, Том 2F. C. and J. Rivington, 1811 |
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... Death of the Earl of Dundee - 270 Eleonora ; a Panegyrical Poem , dedicated to the Memory of the late Countess of Abingdon 271 On the Death of Amyntas ; a Pastoral Elegy 296 On the Death of a very young Gentleman Upon young Mr. Rogers ...
... Death of the Earl of Dundee - 270 Eleonora ; a Panegyrical Poem , dedicated to the Memory of the late Countess of Abingdon 271 On the Death of Amyntas ; a Pastoral Elegy 296 On the Death of a very young Gentleman Upon young Mr. Rogers ...
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... Death 562 From the fifth Book of ditto 576 The third Ode of the first Book of Horace ; infcribed to the Earl of Rofcommon , on his intended Voy- age to Ireland 581 584 The ninth Ode of the first Book of Horace The twenty - ninth ditto ...
... Death 562 From the fifth Book of ditto 576 The third Ode of the first Book of Horace ; infcribed to the Earl of Rofcommon , on his intended Voy- age to Ireland 581 584 The ninth Ode of the first Book of Horace The twenty - ninth ditto ...
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... death , " Tis all but vain and fenfeless poetry : Death fhuts the comick scene ; when parted hence None ever cry'd , What am I , or from whence ? No dæmons walk ; no glaring eye - balls rowl ; But horrid ftillness then invades the foul ...
... death , " Tis all but vain and fenfeless poetry : Death fhuts the comick scene ; when parted hence None ever cry'd , What am I , or from whence ? No dæmons walk ; no glaring eye - balls rowl ; But horrid ftillness then invades the foul ...
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... death though fated not to die . Ver . 1. A milk - white Hind , ] It is impoffible to add any thing to the juft criticifm , the true wit , and well pointed ridi- cule , with which Mr. Montague and Mr. Prior attacked and ex- pofed the ...
... death though fated not to die . Ver . 1. A milk - white Hind , ] It is impoffible to add any thing to the juft criticifm , the true wit , and well pointed ridi- cule , with which Mr. Montague and Mr. Prior attacked and ex- pofed the ...
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... death with a kind of fublime tranquillity and unmovedness . Dr. J. WARTON . Ver . 85. Can I my reafon to my faith compel , ] Dryden here advances the doctrine of tranfubftantiation , which he reconciles to the Divine Omnipotence , and ...
... death with a kind of fublime tranquillity and unmovedness . Dr. J. WARTON . Ver . 85. Can I my reafon to my faith compel , ] Dryden here advances the doctrine of tranfubftantiation , which he reconciles to the Divine Omnipotence , and ...
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