The works of John Dryden, $c now first collected in eighteen volumes. $p Volume 07 by John Dryden
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Make haste, my royal master, to be safe,
And save me with you, for I'll share your fate. _King._ Wilt thou go too? Then I am reconciled to heaven again: O welcome, thou good angel of my way, Thou pledge and omen of my safe return! Not Greece, nor hostile Juno could destroy The hero that abandoned burning Troy; He 'scaped the dangers of the dreadful night, When, loaded with his gods, he took his flight. [_Exuent, the King leading her._ ACT V. SCENE I.--_The Castle of Blois._ _Enter_ GRILLON, _and_ ALPHONSO CORSO. _Gril._ Welcome, colonel, welcome to Blois. _Alph._ Since last we parted at the barricadoes, The world's turned upside down. _Gril._ No, 'faith, 'tis better now, 'tis downside up: Our part o'the wheel is rising, though but slowly. _Alph._ Who looked for an assembly of the States? |
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