History of English Literature, Volumen3Wheeler Publishing Company, 1908 |
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... Duke of Monmouth : " You have all the advantages of mind and body , and an illustrious birth conspiring to render you an extra- ordinary person . The Achilles and the Rinaldo are present in you , even above their originals ; you only ...
... Duke of Monmouth : " You have all the advantages of mind and body , and an illustrious birth conspiring to render you an extra- ordinary person . The Achilles and the Rinaldo are present in you , even above their originals ; you only ...
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... Duke of Monmouth , made him a present of six broad pieces , which were presented to Monmouth by Marvell , the member for Hull.2 Modern scruples were not yet born . believe that Dryden , with all his prostrations , lacked spirit more ...
... Duke of Monmouth , made him a present of six broad pieces , which were presented to Monmouth by Marvell , the member for Hull.2 Modern scruples were not yet born . believe that Dryden , with all his prostrations , lacked spirit more ...
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... Duke of Monmouth . genius and treachery of Achitophel , ' who stirs up 52 BOOK IIL THE CLASSIC AGE .
... Duke of Monmouth . genius and treachery of Achitophel , ' who stirs up 52 BOOK IIL THE CLASSIC AGE .
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