Poems, Chiefly Philosophical: In Continuation of My Book and A Half Year's Poems |
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Strana 14
Pále - visaged Spectres round this gate keep watch , And Fears and Horrors vain
, and beyond these Rést , balmy Sweat , and dim Forgetfulness , Relieved , at
dawn of day , by buoyant Hope , Fresh Strength and ruddy Health and calm ...
Pále - visaged Spectres round this gate keep watch , And Fears and Horrors vain
, and beyond these Rést , balmy Sweat , and dim Forgetfulness , Relieved , at
dawn of day , by buoyant Hope , Fresh Strength and ruddy Health and calm ...
Strana 15
At th ' opposite doorpost , on her knees , Routine Keeps túrning over still the well
- thumbed leaves óf the same prayerbook ; reading prayers , not praying ; Behind
them waiting stand Conformity And Úniformity , Oneness of faith , Oneness of ...
At th ' opposite doorpost , on her knees , Routine Keeps túrning over still the well
- thumbed leaves óf the same prayerbook ; reading prayers , not praying ; Behind
them waiting stand Conformity And Úniformity , Oneness of faith , Oneness of ...
Strana 21
... in hand keeps laughing , laughing , Still laughing at the follies he sees round
him , With this one only difference , that the poet Finds seldom an Hippocrates to
judge him . Near MONTEBELLO , while walking from VICENZA to VERONA , Aug
.
... in hand keeps laughing , laughing , Still laughing at the follies he sees round
him , With this one only difference , that the poet Finds seldom an Hippocrates to
judge him . Near MONTEBELLO , while walking from VICENZA to VERONA , Aug
.
Strana 26
... Almost beneath me to defile my blood With éven the least admixture of the
blood of the foul , lying , hypocritical monster ; But húnger has no law ; so fall thou
on him And teár him to the ground , whilst I keep watch Lest any of his fellows
come ...
... Almost beneath me to defile my blood With éven the least admixture of the
blood of the foul , lying , hypocritical monster ; But húnger has no law ; so fall thou
on him And teár him to the ground , whilst I keep watch Lest any of his fellows
come ...
Strana 27
I cannot conceive the búsiness Só perpétually úrgent , Still less think it is for
pleasure You keep driving on at thát rate . " “ Téll me first , ” replied the earwig , “
Why you ' re never in a húrry , Why you always seem as if you Hád a whole life for
...
I cannot conceive the búsiness Só perpétually úrgent , Still less think it is for
pleasure You keep driving on at thát rate . " “ Téll me first , ” replied the earwig , “
Why you ' re never in a húrry , Why you always seem as if you Hád a whole life for
...
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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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