The Works of John Dryden: Dramatic worksPaterson, 1882 |
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... give the fop ingratefull world its will ; He wears the laurel , -thou deserv'st it still . Still smooth , as when , adorn'd with youthful pride , For thy dear sake the blushing virgins dyed ; When the kind gods of witt and love combined ...
... give the fop ingratefull world its will ; He wears the laurel , -thou deserv'st it still . Still smooth , as when , adorn'd with youthful pride , For thy dear sake the blushing virgins dyed ; When the kind gods of witt and love combined ...
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... give the claret and the pension too . " Milbourne concludes , by desiring to be supplied with such of our author's writings , as he had not already , to be sent to Yarmouth in Norfolk , where he probably had then a living . Amphitryon ...
... give the claret and the pension too . " Milbourne concludes , by desiring to be supplied with such of our author's writings , as he had not already , to be sent to Yarmouth in Norfolk , where he probably had then a living . Amphitryon ...
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... give me no doubt of their pro- tection for the future . As you , sir , have been pleased to follow the example of their goodness , in favouring me ; so give me leave to say that I follow yours , in this dedication to a person of a ...
... give me no doubt of their pro- tection for the future . As you , sir , have been pleased to follow the example of their goodness , in favouring me ; so give me leave to say that I follow yours , in this dedication to a person of a ...
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... give you the trouble of acquainting you what I have added , or altered , in either of them , so much , it may be , for the worse ; but only that the difference of our stage from the Roman and the French did so require it . But I am ...
... give you the trouble of acquainting you what I have added , or altered , in either of them , so much , it may be , for the worse ; but only that the difference of our stage from the Roman and the French did so require it . But I am ...
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... give down half her love . Merc . Let me alone , I'll cudgel him away ; But I abhor so villainous a shape . Jup . Take it , I charge thee on thy duty , take it ; Nor dare to lay it down till I command . I cannot bear a moment's loss of ...
... give down half her love . Merc . Let me alone , I'll cudgel him away ; But I abhor so villainous a shape . Jup . Take it , I charge thee on thy duty , take it ; Nor dare to lay it down till I command . I cannot bear a moment's loss of ...
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