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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... Lady Castlemain , upon 185 192 her encouraging his first Play 199 Epiftle the Fourth . To Mr. Lee , on his Alexander 202 Epiftle the Fifth . To the Earl of Rofcommon , on his excellent Effay on translated Verse 206 Epiftle the Sixth ...
... Lady Castlemain , upon 185 192 her encouraging his first Play 199 Epiftle the Fourth . To Mr. Lee , on his Alexander 202 Epiftle the Fifth . To the Earl of Rofcommon , on his excellent Effay on translated Verse 206 Epiftle the Sixth ...
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... Lady , Mrs. Anne Killigrew , excellent in the two Sifter Arts of Poefy and Painting . An Ode 259 Upon the Death of ... Lady Whitmore 306 Under Mr. Milton's Picture , before his Paradise Loft Epitaph on Sir Palmes Fairbone's Tomb in Weft ...
... Lady , Mrs. Anne Killigrew , excellent in the two Sifter Arts of Poefy and Painting . An Ode 259 Upon the Death of ... Lady Whitmore 306 Under Mr. Milton's Picture , before his Paradise Loft Epitaph on Sir Palmes Fairbone's Tomb in Weft ...
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... Lady , going out of the Town in the Spring S34 Alexander's Feaft ; or , the Power of Mufic ; an Ode , in Honour of ... Ladies 356 359 , 360 361 · 362 364 366 868 · 369 , 370 , 371 , 372 , 373 374 , 375 , 376 377 389 385 Indian Queen ...
... Lady , going out of the Town in the Spring S34 Alexander's Feaft ; or , the Power of Mufic ; an Ode , in Honour of ... Ladies 356 359 , 360 361 · 362 364 366 868 · 369 , 370 , 371 , 372 , 373 374 , 375 , 376 377 389 385 Indian Queen ...
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... Lady Hen . Mar. Wentworth , when Califto was acted at Court 418 Prologue to Aurenzebe 420 Epilogue to the Man of Mode : or , Sir Fopling Flutter . By Sir George Etheridge , 1676 422 Epilogue to All for Love 424 Prologue to Limberham ...
... Lady Hen . Mar. Wentworth , when Califto was acted at Court 418 Prologue to Aurenzebe 420 Epilogue to the Man of Mode : or , Sir Fopling Flutter . By Sir George Etheridge , 1676 422 Epilogue to All for Love 424 Prologue to Limberham ...
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... lady of the fpotted - muff began . Ver . 562. Nor had the grateful Hind fo foon forgot Her friend and fellow - fufferer in the plot . ] 570 The Popish plot ; the contrivers of which were Presbyterians , Latitudinarians , and Republicans ...
... lady of the fpotted - muff began . Ver . 562. Nor had the grateful Hind fo foon forgot Her friend and fellow - fufferer in the plot . ] 570 The Popish plot ; the contrivers of which were Presbyterians , Latitudinarians , and Republicans ...
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