Poems, Chiefly Philosophical: In Continuation of My Book and A Half Year's Poems |
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Strana 4
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 ...
Strana 5
Of grátitude ; Oh spare my father , Roman ; Róme is no petty state compelled to
uphold By térror its precarious sovereignty ; Róme can afford to have mercy on a
rebel . Man , Roman , father , spare a man , a father , Spáre an Helvetian guilty ...
Of grátitude ; Oh spare my father , Roman ; Róme is no petty state compelled to
uphold By térror its precarious sovereignty ; Róme can afford to have mercy on a
rebel . Man , Roman , father , spare a man , a father , Spáre an Helvetian guilty ...
Strana 33
Í , BEING a bóy , used thus to count my fingers : Stand úp , right thúmb here ; thou
art Geoffrey Chaucer , Grave , reverend father of old English song , The clear , the
strong , the dignified , the plain ; I love thee well , thy prologues and thy tales ...
Í , BEING a bóy , used thus to count my fingers : Stand úp , right thúmb here ; thou
art Geoffrey Chaucer , Grave , reverend father of old English song , The clear , the
strong , the dignified , the plain ; I love thee well , thy prologues and thy tales ...
Strana 37
... for their fathers ' sins Éven to the generation third and fourth , And hádst thou
taken Maro for thy real , Not merely for thy nominal , leader through Death's áwful
, unexplored , Trans - Stygian land , And hádst thou oftener slaked thy knowledge
...
... for their fathers ' sins Éven to the generation third and fourth , And hádst thou
taken Maro for thy real , Not merely for thy nominal , leader through Death's áwful
, unexplored , Trans - Stygian land , And hádst thou oftener slaked thy knowledge
...
Strana 50
Ón the foúrth step the same young man Púts a gold ring on the finger ángel is ' t
or goddess ? Kneeling by him at the altar . óf an Ón the top step síts a fáther In
the evening by the fireside , Children roúnd his kneés are playing , Móther ' s ...
Ón the foúrth step the same young man Púts a gold ring on the finger ángel is ' t
or goddess ? Kneeling by him at the altar . óf an Ón the top step síts a fáther In
the evening by the fireside , Children roúnd his kneés are playing , Móther ' s ...
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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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