Poems, Chiefly Philosophical: In Continuation of My Book and A Half Year's Poems |
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Strana 2
You'll nóne of all ; well , Mary , no ; Oút of this spot we ' ll never go . Smile but on
me those eyes so blue , Beát but for me that heart so true , Hére is my world , and
other none I recognise beneath the sun ; Beside you here I ' ll live and die ...
You'll nóne of all ; well , Mary , no ; Oút of this spot we ' ll never go . Smile but on
me those eyes so blue , Beát but for me that heart so true , Hére is my world , and
other none I recognise beneath the sun ; Beside you here I ' ll live and die ...
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 7
... the officiating Cúrate of Graun confirms it from the altar Sank nót into the abysm
but , upward borne By hánds angelic , soared until it joined The harmonic choirs
that never ceasing sing Glad hymns of praise around the eternal throne .
... the officiating Cúrate of Graun confirms it from the altar Sank nót into the abysm
but , upward borne By hánds angelic , soared until it joined The harmonic choirs
that never ceasing sing Glad hymns of praise around the eternal throne .
Strana 9
I can't conceive How any one can like it ; for my part I wish I had died an infant or
had never Been born at all what think'st thou , brother Labor ? ” “ It máy be as
thou say'st or it may not , For aúght I know , " said Labor with a smile ; “ To say the
...
I can't conceive How any one can like it ; for my part I wish I had died an infant or
had never Been born at all what think'st thou , brother Labor ? ” “ It máy be as
thou say'st or it may not , For aúght I know , " said Labor with a smile ; “ To say the
...
Strana 11
... AND PRESERVED AT POSSAGNO , THE ARTIST'S BIRTH- AND BURIAL -
PLACE , BY MONSIGNORE SARTORI CANOVA , BISHOP OF MINDO , HIS HALF
BROTHER , Póets have lived who never in their lives Composed one line of
blank ...
... AND PRESERVED AT POSSAGNO , THE ARTIST'S BIRTH- AND BURIAL -
PLACE , BY MONSIGNORE SARTORI CANOVA , BISHOP OF MINDO , HIS HALF
BROTHER , Póets have lived who never in their lives Composed one line of
blank ...
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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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