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My father , spare my father , ” Julia cried And at th ' inexorable Roman's feet
Threw herself , tearless : “ Spare , Oh spare , my father ; Mércy is dearer far to
heaven than justice ; Mércy is fair and lovely and makes friends And binds with
the ...
My father , spare my father , ” Julia cried And at th ' inexorable Roman's feet
Threw herself , tearless : “ Spare , Oh spare , my father ; Mércy is dearer far to
heaven than justice ; Mércy is fair and lovely and makes friends And binds with
the ...
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three times cried , And sáw a figure past me glide , Ah , well aday ! Bý her white
scarf and ribbons blue My own dear Mary's form I knew , My Máry of the heart so
true , Ah , well aday ! “ And whát , my Mary , hast to do Hére in chill April's
morning ...
three times cried , And sáw a figure past me glide , Ah , well aday ! Bý her white
scarf and ribbons blue My own dear Mary's form I knew , My Máry of the heart so
true , Ah , well aday ! “ And whát , my Mary , hast to do Hére in chill April's
morning ...
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... 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 swooned away And when I woke ...
... 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 swooned away And when I woke ...
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... cried And turned him on the other side . “ You will , my dear . ” “ My dear , I wont
. ” " You will indeed . " " What if I don't ? " “ And will you , cán you , say me nay Ere
yét well fled my bridal day ? ” “ I cán and will ; you must obey . " " Not I indeed .
... cried And turned him on the other side . “ You will , my dear . ” “ My dear , I wont
. ” " You will indeed . " " What if I don't ? " “ And will you , cán you , say me nay Ere
yét well fled my bridal day ? ” “ I cán and will ; you must obey . " " Not I indeed .
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with a shout At once both disputants cried out . “ Then good bye ; if I longer wait ,
Fór a cool walk I ' ll be too late . " “ Good bye ! good bye ! we ' ll follow straight . ”
And só at last away It went , Háppy and with itself content , And where it liked ...
with a shout At once both disputants cried out . “ Then good bye ; if I longer wait ,
Fór a cool walk I ' ll be too late . " “ Good bye ! good bye ! we ' ll follow straight . ”
And só at last away It went , Háppy and with itself content , And where it liked ...
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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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