Poems, Chiefly Philosophical: In Continuation of My Book and A Half Year's Poems |
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LUCK If háppy you would be tomorrow Todáy must be a day of sorrow , For
Fórtune ' s never tired of ranging And Lúck of all things loves place - changing :
Todáy good luck , tomorrow bad ; Sórry today , tomorrow glad ; Take úp , put
down ...
LUCK If háppy you would be tomorrow Todáy must be a day of sorrow , For
Fórtune ' s never tired of ranging And Lúck of all things loves place - changing :
Todáy good luck , tomorrow bad ; Sórry today , tomorrow glad ; Take úp , put
down ...
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... night till dáwning day , And only then of slúmber thinks When through the
window - shutter chinks Long streaks of light fall on the floor And milk - pail clink
at the hall door Annoúnces man's return to toil , Fresh care and sorrow , cark and
coil ...
... night till dáwning day , And only then of slúmber thinks When through the
window - shutter chinks Long streaks of light fall on the floor And milk - pail clink
at the hall door Annoúnces man's return to toil , Fresh care and sorrow , cark and
coil ...
Strana 101
... gray lock , When prématúrely with my yet brown hair White hairs began to
mingle , and my mother With ténder hand would pluck them and say sighing : “
Thése might have wéll a little longer waited , And spáred the sorrow to a mother's
eyes ...
... gray lock , When prématúrely with my yet brown hair White hairs began to
mingle , and my mother With ténder hand would pluck them and say sighing : “
Thése might have wéll a little longer waited , And spáred the sorrow to a mother's
eyes ...
Strana 102
17 , 1854 . LÉT men boást their Brútus , Scévola and Cócles , Wómen have their
greater , Nóbler , púrer Córday . LILLE , DEP . DU NORD ( FRANCE ) ; Nov. 17 ,
1854 . * L'ami du peuple . í DON'T know thee , Sorrow , Háve no wish 102.
17 , 1854 . LÉT men boást their Brútus , Scévola and Cócles , Wómen have their
greater , Nóbler , púrer Córday . LILLE , DEP . DU NORD ( FRANCE ) ; Nov. 17 ,
1854 . * L'ami du peuple . í DON'T know thee , Sorrow , Háve no wish 102.
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í DON'T know thee , Sorrow , Háve no wish to know thee , Dón't admire thy pále
face Drooping líds and moist cheeks . Yét methínks I ' ve seen thee Ah ! I now
remember Twice before I ' ve seen thee , Dísmal , black - robed Sorrow . First
when ...
í DON'T know thee , Sorrow , Háve no wish to know thee , Dón't admire thy pále
face Drooping líds and moist cheeks . Yét methínks I ' ve seen thee Ah ! I now
remember Twice before I ' ve seen thee , Dísmal , black - robed Sorrow . First
when ...
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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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