Poems, Chiefly Philosophical: In Continuation of My Book and A Half Year's Poems |
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Strana 5
In vain she supplicated and in vain Clúng to the Consul's knees ; unpitying justice
Lópped with remorseless axe the victim's head ; And never in Aventia's temple
after Officiated Julia , but away Pined gradual and at last died broken hearted .
In vain she supplicated and in vain Clúng to the Consul's knees ; unpitying justice
Lópped with remorseless axe the victim's head ; And never in Aventia's temple
after Officiated Julia , but away Pined gradual and at last died broken hearted .
Strana 16
The first thought in your head comes That ' s beautiful and bright . ” “ Nay , nảy ; I
vow I cannot , I cannot one word write , I ' m dázzled by those eyes so , The
beaútiful and bright . ” INSCRIPTION FOR THE ALBUM IN WHICH LA
BARONESSA ...
The first thought in your head comes That ' s beautiful and bright . ” “ Nay , nảy ; I
vow I cannot , I cannot one word write , I ' m dázzled by those eyes so , The
beaútiful and bright . ” INSCRIPTION FOR THE ALBUM IN WHICH LA
BARONESSA ...
Strana 38
Stand úp here , little finger ; thou ' rt the pensive , Délicate , gentle , nobleminded
Schiller , Ténder white - rose frostnipped in Weimar's garden Ére it had raised its
modest head above Luxúriant Goethe's all too neighbouring shade .
Stand úp here , little finger ; thou ' rt the pensive , Délicate , gentle , nobleminded
Schiller , Ténder white - rose frostnipped in Weimar's garden Ére it had raised its
modest head above Luxúriant Goethe's all too neighbouring shade .
Strana 52
Of mált and hops he brewed his beer And made it strong and good , And some of
it he bottled up And some he kept in wood . The golden crown upon his head ,
The beérjug in his hand , Beerdrinkers , see before ye here Your benefactor
stand ...
Of mált and hops he brewed his beer And made it strong and good , And some of
it he bottled up And some he kept in wood . The golden crown upon his head ,
The beérjug in his hand , Beerdrinkers , see before ye here Your benefactor
stand ...
Strana 57
St. Arnaud called Though faint and like to die ; " Bring me my horse and hold me
up , We ' ll win the victory . ” Ínto the field the hero rushed , One héld him on each
side , He won the fight , then turned about And droóped his head and died .
St. Arnaud called Though faint and like to die ; " Bring me my horse and hold me
up , We ' ll win the victory . ” Ínto the field the hero rushed , One héld him on each
side , He won the fight , then turned about And droóped his head and died .
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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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