Poems, Chiefly Philosophical: In Continuation of My Book and A Half Year's Poems |
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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 18
cán't imagine , lovely She , Why we might not united be , Right wéll , I doubt not ,
we ' d agree : I háte a lonely , separate bed ; Come , faírest , loveliest She , let ' s
wed , And leave that dull , cold blooded elf , Hardhearted IT to mind itself ; Three
...
cán't imagine , lovely She , Why we might not united be , Right wéll , I doubt not ,
we ' d agree : I háte a lonely , separate bed ; Come , faírest , loveliest She , let ' s
wed , And leave that dull , cold blooded elf , Hardhearted IT to mind itself ; Three
...
Strana 21
Go back to Athens , good Hippocrates , Or stáy and cure the people of Abdéra ,
And leave me to myself to laugh at both Dóctor and patients . ” So Hippocrates
Went back to ' Athens , saying he had found In áll Abdéra only one man sane And
...
Go back to Athens , good Hippocrates , Or stáy and cure the people of Abdéra ,
And leave me to myself to laugh at both Dóctor and patients . ” So Hippocrates
Went back to ' Athens , saying he had found In áll Abdéra only one man sane And
...
Strana 26
... I find the flesh Of thát sleek , pampered animal a bónne bouche , And hold it for
mere cowardice in our kind That they prefer to prey on harmless lambs And leave
their direst and most cruel foe To ríot as he will , untouched , unpunished .
... I find the flesh Of thát sleek , pampered animal a bónne bouche , And hold it for
mere cowardice in our kind That they prefer to prey on harmless lambs And leave
their direst and most cruel foe To ríot as he will , untouched , unpunished .
Strana 37
I can forgive the purchase by the great Of ease and honors , dignities and fame ,
Óf the vile populace ' vivats and hurrahs , Óf the priests únction and the lawyer's
parchment , Éven of Hygéa's ministers ' leave to live A life of sin and luxury and ...
I can forgive the purchase by the great Of ease and honors , dignities and fame ,
Óf the vile populace ' vivats and hurrahs , Óf the priests únction and the lawyer's
parchment , Éven of Hygéa's ministers ' leave to live A life of sin and luxury and ...
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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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