The Works of Virgil (John Dryden)

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"I envy not your fortune, but admire."

The Works of Virgil (John Dryden)

"Freedom, which came at length, though slow to come."

The Works of Virgil (John Dryden)

"And I preferred my pleasure to my gains."

The Works of Virgil (John Dryden)

"But I discern their flattery from their praise."

The Works of Virgil (John Dryden)

"Whence men, a hard laborious kind, were born."

The Works of Virgil (John Dryden)

"No room is left for death."

The Works of Virgil (John Dryden)

"Without thee, nothing lofty can I sing."

The Works of Virgil (John Dryden)

"In vain he burns, like hasty stubble fires."

The Works of Virgil (John Dryden)

"A mighty pomp, though made of little things."

The Works of Virgil (John Dryden)

"Slight is the subject, but the praise not small."

The Works of Virgil (John Dryden)

"With mighty souls in narrow bodies prest."

The Works of Virgil (John Dryden)

"If little things with great we may compare."

The Works of Virgil (John Dryden)

"Affecting studies of less noisy praise."

The Works of Virgil (John Dryden)

"We must beat the iron while it is hot, but we may polish it at leisure."

The Works of Virgil (John Dryden)

"Through various hazards and events we move."

The Works of Virgil (John Dryden)

"A woman leads the way."

The Works of Virgil (John Dryden)

"Your honour, name, and praise shall never die."

The Works of Virgil (John Dryden)

"Or had not men been fated to be blind."

The Works of Virgil (John Dryden)

"The fatal day, the appointed hour, is come."

The Works of Virgil (John Dryden)

"Thus fortune on our first endeavour smiled."

The Works of Virgil (John Dryden)

"As for my sepulchre, let heaven take care."

The Works of Virgil (John Dryden)

"This only solace his hard fortune sends."

The Works of Virgil (John Dryden)

"She fed within her veins a flame unseen."

The Works of Virgil (John Dryden)

"Fear ever argues a degenerate kind."

The Works of Virgil (John Dryden)

"This way and that he turns his anxious mind."

The Works of Virgil (John Dryden)