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Pagina 173
... King , when he intended his ad- vantage , was disappointed in his schemes ; for the Lord Chamberlain , who has the disposal of the laurel , as one of the appendages of his office , either did not know the King's design , or did not ...
... King , when he intended his ad- vantage , was disappointed in his schemes ; for the Lord Chamberlain , who has the disposal of the laurel , as one of the appendages of his office , either did not know the King's design , or did not ...
Pagina 260
... King of men his reverend priest defied , And for the King's offense , the people died . Declare , O Goddess , what offended Power Enflam'd their rage , in that ill omen'd hour ; anger fatal , hapless Phoebus himself the dire debate ...
... King of men his reverend priest defied , And for the King's offense , the people died . Declare , O Goddess , what offended Power Enflam'd their rage , in that ill omen'd hour ; anger fatal , hapless Phoebus himself the dire debate ...
Pagina 261
... kings began . He sued to all , but chief implor'd for grace , The brother - kings of Atreus ' royal race ; Ye kings and warriors , may your vows be crown'd , And Troy's proud walls lie level with ground ; May Jove restore you , when ...
... kings began . He sued to all , but chief implor'd for grace , The brother - kings of Atreus ' royal race ; Ye kings and warriors , may your vows be crown'd , And Troy's proud walls lie level with ground ; May Jove restore you , when ...
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The Satirical Letters of St Jerome | 1 |
From The Life of John Milton 16081674 | 21 |
From The Life of John Dryden 16311700 | 43 |
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