Poems, Chiefly Philosophical: In Continuation of My Book and A Half Year's Poems |
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Strana 18
The morning came and Ir , before Well risen the sun , tapped at their door : "
Make háste , make haste ; it ' s rising time ; Already we have lost the prime . ” “ We
come , we come immediately ; " Upstárting quick thus answered SHE ; But Hé : “ I'
ll ...
The morning came and Ir , before Well risen the sun , tapped at their door : "
Make háste , make haste ; it ' s rising time ; Already we have lost the prime . ” “ We
come , we come immediately ; " Upstárting quick thus answered SHE ; But Hé : “ I'
ll ...
Strana 19
As thús they argued , to the door Ír with a táp came as before : “ Not ready yet ? ” “
No ! " 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 ...
As thús they argued , to the door Ír with a táp came as before : “ Not ready yet ? ” “
No ! " 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 ...
Strana 30
... Commánded Will to be bound hand and foot And to his rightful lord delivered
over , Aróse such uproar that the Judge his safety Sought in precipitous flight
through a postern door ; Whereón the mob with fury fell on Thought And
Metaphysics ...
... Commánded Will to be bound hand and foot And to his rightful lord delivered
over , Aróse such uproar that the Judge his safety Sought in precipitous flight
through a postern door ; Whereón the mob with fury fell on Thought And
Metaphysics ...
Strana 31
PRINCE Páskewitsch to Turkey went His rage upon the rogues to vent Who
vowed they never would consent Czar Nick should have the management Of
their Greek church ; But just as he arrived before Silístria's barricaded door ,
Néver let ...
PRINCE Páskewitsch to Turkey went His rage upon the rogues to vent Who
vowed they never would consent Czar Nick should have the management Of
their Greek church ; But just as he arrived before Silístria's barricaded door ,
Néver let ...
Strana 43
When to visit you I gó Knock knock knock ! door ' s answered slów : “ Máster
Místress not at home ; Dón't know whén back they will come ; Cáll again at síx ,
seven , eight ; Álmost súre they'll stáy out láte . " When to visit me you come Ánd
by ...
When to visit you I gó Knock knock knock ! door ' s answered slów : “ Máster
Místress not at home ; Dón't know whén back they will come ; Cáll again at síx ,
seven , eight ; Álmost súre they'll stáy out láte . " When to visit me you come Ánd
by ...
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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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