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I hate and despise thee , ” Said Newton to Póesy , turning his back ; But
Philosophy smiling said : — “ Dóst thou not know me , Thine ówn only loved one
? ” and threw down her másk . DRESDEN , C. c . Μ Ε Ι Ν Η ο LD A N D SON s .
1856 .
I hate and despise thee , ” Said Newton to Póesy , turning his back ; But
Philosophy smiling said : — “ Dóst thou not know me , Thine ówn only loved one
? ” and threw down her másk . DRESDEN , C. c . Μ Ε Ι Ν Η ο LD A N D SON s .
1856 .
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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 , Beside you ' s my eternity . TAUERNHAUS , FEHRLEITEN , at the foot ...
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 , Beside you ' s my eternity . TAUERNHAUS , FEHRLEITEN , at the foot ...
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The woman , as she dránk hers , kept her eyes Fixed on the man , then meekly
smiling said : " Bitter was my cup too , and I doubt not Bítterer than thine , but
pleasant to me always Éven the most bitter draught if I have only Thy face before
mine ...
The woman , as she dránk hers , kept her eyes Fixed on the man , then meekly
smiling said : " Bitter was my cup too , and I doubt not Bítterer than thine , but
pleasant to me always Éven the most bitter draught if I have only Thy face before
mine ...
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It máy be as thou say'st or it may not , For aúght I know , " said Labor with a smile ;
“ To say the truth my life has been so busy I ' ve hád small time to enquire into the
subject . ” “ And dóst thou really mean thou dost not know Whéther thy life is a ...
It máy be as thou say'st or it may not , For aúght I know , " said Labor with a smile ;
“ To say the truth my life has been so busy I ' ve hád small time to enquire into the
subject . ” “ And dóst thou really mean thou dost not know Whéther thy life is a ...
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Yét , Horace , thou ' rt for me something too much The courtier ; for a prince's
smiles and favors Too readily sold'st a poet's independance . I can forgive the
purchase by the great Of ease and honors , dignities and fame , Óf the vile
populace ...
Yét , Horace , thou ' rt for me something too much The courtier ; for a prince's
smiles and favors Too readily sold'st a poet's independance . I can forgive the
purchase by the great Of ease and honors , dignities and fame , Óf the vile
populace ...
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| 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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