Poems, Chiefly Philosophical: In Continuation of My Book and A Half Year's Poems |
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Strana 15
Gó , Death , she is no bride for you ; Úgly , rapácious , cruel , old , With heárt as
marble hard and cold , Gó , seek elsewhere more fitting bride . ” But hé , with
arms extended wide , “ Come ! ” in a voice terrific cried , And clásped her waist ; I
...
Gó , Death , she is no bride for you ; Úgly , rapácious , cruel , old , With heárt as
marble hard and cold , Gó , seek elsewhere more fitting bride . ” But hé , with
arms extended wide , “ Come ! ” in a voice terrific cried , And clásped her waist ; I
...
Strana 16
I always knew my sister Was an adept in her art , But I never until now knew She
had a hollow heart . SOFIA FIORIO . San GIACOMO , near Riva on the LAGO DI
GARDA , Aug. 25 , 1854 . WÉT and dry and hot and cold , Light and 16.
I always knew my sister Was an adept in her art , But I never until now knew She
had a hollow heart . SOFIA FIORIO . San GIACOMO , near Riva on the LAGO DI
GARDA , Aug. 25 , 1854 . WÉT and dry and hot and cold , Light and 16.
Strana 17
WÉT and dry and hot and cold , Light and dárk and young and old , Great and
small and quick and slow , Só the world will ever gó ; Só the world hath ever
gone Since the sun the world shone ón ; If with mé thou thinkest só , Cóme and
cry with ...
WÉT and dry and hot and cold , Light and dárk and young and old , Great and
small and quick and slow , Só the world will ever gó ; Só the world hath ever
gone Since the sun the world shone ón ; If with mé thou thinkest só , Cóme and
cry with ...
Strana 18
cán't imagine , lovely She , Why we might not united be , Right wéll , I doubt not ,
we ' d agree : I háte a lonely , separate bed ; Come , faírest , loveliest She , let ' s
wed , And leave that dull , cold blooded elf , Hardhearted IT to mind itself ; Three
...
cán't imagine , lovely She , Why we might not united be , Right wéll , I doubt not ,
we ' d agree : I háte a lonely , separate bed ; Come , faírest , loveliest She , let ' s
wed , And leave that dull , cold blooded elf , Hardhearted IT to mind itself ; Three
...
Strana 22
The first draught of cold water when you ' re thirsty Is not delicious only but divine
, Bálsam and nectar or whatever more The grateful heart can say or think of
praise ; The sécond draught falls short of the delicious , Though not unpleasant ...
The first draught of cold water when you ' re thirsty Is not delicious only but divine
, Bálsam and nectar or whatever more The grateful heart can say or think of
praise ; The sécond draught falls short of the delicious , Though not unpleasant ...
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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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