Poems, Chiefly Philosophical: In Continuation of My Book and A Half Year's Poems |
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Strana 1
... the heart so true , Come and let ' s roam a while together Ín the bright , warm ,
sunshiny weather , Along the lane , beneath the trees , In the field or garden ,
where you please , For it ' s not about the walk I care , Bút to be with you
anywhere .
... the heart so true , Come and let ' s roam a while together Ín the bright , warm ,
sunshiny weather , Along the lane , beneath the trees , In the field or garden ,
where you please , For it ' s not about the walk I care , Bút to be with you
anywhere .
Strana 2
There , armed with Galilean eye , Évery spar , sail , rope we ' ll descry In every táll
ship passing by , Not that for tower , sea , ship I care , Bút to be with you
anywhere . If you will not the tower ascend , Into the wood our steps let ' s bend
And ...
There , armed with Galilean eye , Évery spar , sail , rope we ' ll descry In every táll
ship passing by , Not that for tower , sea , ship I care , Bút to be with you
anywhere . If you will not the tower ascend , Into the wood our steps let ' s bend
And ...
Strana 10
So said and to his work away went Labor Cheerful and humming a song ; but
Idleness Looked after him some moments , wishing half That he too had some
work to do ; then listless Flúng himself into a chair and dozed , or smoked And
read ...
So said and to his work away went Labor Cheerful and humming a song ; but
Idleness Looked after him some moments , wishing half That he too had some
work to do ; then listless Flúng himself into a chair and dozed , or smoked And
read ...
Strana 20
GOODHEÁRTED , kind and generous , to a fault , In áll his dealings scrupulously
just , He were the model of a perfect man Hád he his sénses ; but this constant
laughing , Nothing but laughing , morning noon and night Is évidence , alas ! but
...
GOODHEÁRTED , kind and generous , to a fault , In áll his dealings scrupulously
just , He were the model of a perfect man Hád he his sénses ; but this constant
laughing , Nothing but laughing , morning noon and night Is évidence , alas ! but
...
Strana 24
Bút for experience Í had months ago The préy been of that fell and cunning
spider ; Bút for experience ' salutary ... List ever to experience , child , and thánk
God Thát he's vouchsáfed us the unerring guide But áren't you lonely in this wide
...
Bút for experience Í had months ago The préy been of that fell and cunning
spider ; Bút for experience ' salutary ... List ever to experience , child , and thánk
God Thát he's vouchsáfed us the unerring guide But áren't you lonely in this wide
...
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Poems Chiefly Philosophical: In Continuation of My Book and a Half Year's Poems James Henry Úplné zobrazenie - 1856 |
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Bibliografické informácie
| Názov | Poems, Chiefly Philosophical: In Continuation of My Book and A Half Year's Poems |
| Autor | James Henry |
| Vydavateľ | C.C. Meinhold, 1856 |
| Dĺžka | 292 strán (strany) |
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