Andrew MarvellOxford University Press, 1990 - 362 páginas |
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... seems to have been part of a trick to ensure that a bond of £ 500 entered into by the poet should not be forfeited ... seems strong enough to confirm that view . It would seem then that the ambiguities , the uncommittedness , of the ...
... seems to have been part of a trick to ensure that a bond of £ 500 entered into by the poet should not be forfeited ... seems strong enough to confirm that view . It would seem then that the ambiguities , the uncommittedness , of the ...
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... seems a king by long succession born , And yet the same to be a king does scorn . Abroad a king he seems , and something more , At home a subject on the equal floor . O could I once him with our title see , So should I hope that he ...
... seems a king by long succession born , And yet the same to be a king does scorn . Abroad a king he seems , and something more , At home a subject on the equal floor . O could I once him with our title see , So should I hope that he ...
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... seems that the sac- raments are usually called in the Greek symbola . It seems further that some of the Nonconformists , under the name therefore of symbolical ceremonies , dispute the lawfulness of those that are by our Church enjoined ...
... seems that the sac- raments are usually called in the Greek symbola . It seems further that some of the Nonconformists , under the name therefore of symbolical ceremonies , dispute the lawfulness of those that are by our Church enjoined ...
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To His Noble Friend Mr Richard Lovelace upon His Poems 4 45 | 4 |
On a Drop of Dew | 12 |
A Dialogue between the Soul and Body | 18 |
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