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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 sáy the truth my life has been so busy I ' ve ... “ And so thou slipp'st through life almost without Knowing thou ' rt in it – happy , happy ...
“ It máy be as thou say'st or it may not , For aúght I know , ” said Labor with a smile ; “ To sáy the truth my life has been so busy I ' ve ... “ And so thou slipp'st through life almost without Knowing thou ' rt in it – happy , happy ...
Strana 33
Í , BEING a bốy , used thus to count my fingers : Stand úp , right thúmb here ; thou art Geoffrey Chaucer , Grave , reverend ... Stand úp , forefinger ; thoú ' rt the arch - enchanter , Sweet , fánciful , delicious , playful Shakespeare ...
Í , BEING a bốy , used thus to count my fingers : Stand úp , right thúmb here ; thou art Geoffrey Chaucer , Grave , reverend ... Stand úp , forefinger ; thoú ' rt the arch - enchanter , Sweet , fánciful , delicious , playful Shakespeare ...
Strana 34
But chárming though thou art and captivating , And loved within the cockles of my heart , I ' ve yét a crow to pluck with thee , my Shakespeare ; For when thou shouldst be noble thou ' rt oft mean , And full of prattle when thou ...
But chárming though thou art and captivating , And loved within the cockles of my heart , I ' ve yét a crow to pluck with thee , my Shakespeare ; For when thou shouldst be noble thou ' rt oft mean , And full of prattle when thou ...
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I know not , Homer , whence thou in thy turn Thy light hadst , whether from some farther sun Whose ráys direct have never ... Stand up , strong middle finger ; thou ' rt Venusium's World - famous lyrist , moralist , and critic , 2 My ...
I know not , Homer , whence thou in thy turn Thy light hadst , whether from some farther sun Whose ráys direct have never ... Stand up , strong middle finger ; thou ' rt Venusium's World - famous lyrist , moralist , and critic , 2 My ...
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Yét , Horace , thou ' rt for mé 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 , Of the vile ...
Yét , Horace , thou ' rt for mé 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 , Of the vile ...
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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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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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