Poems, Chiefly Philosophical: In Continuation of My Book and A Half Year's Poems |
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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 .
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 19
What though it lay alone all night , It slept till noon or rose at light Júst as it
pleased ; let it set out , Stop short to rest , or turn about , Nó one was there to
make a rout , And answer “ Come , Love " with " I wont , " And “ Múst Love , ” with “
What if I ...
What though it lay alone all night , It slept till noon or rose at light Júst as it
pleased ; let it set out , Stop short to rest , or turn about , Nó one was there to
make a rout , And answer “ Come , Love " with " I wont , " And “ Múst Love , ” with “
What if I ...
Strana 22
... Bálsam and nectar or whatever more The grateful heart can say or think of
praise ; The sécond draught falls short of the delicious , Though not unpleasant ,
though even pleasant still ; The third palls on the taste and you turn from it Avérse
...
... Bálsam and nectar or whatever more The grateful heart can say or think of
praise ; The sécond draught falls short of the delicious , Though not unpleasant ,
though even pleasant still ; The third palls on the taste and you turn from it Avérse
...
Strana 36
I know not , Homer , whence thou in thy turn Thy light hadst , whether from some
farther sun Whose rays direct have never reached our eyes , Ór from a fount in
thine own self inherent , But this I know at least : those sceptics err Who seé
indeed ...
I know not , Homer , whence thou in thy turn Thy light hadst , whether from some
farther sun Whose rays direct have never reached our eyes , Ór from a fount in
thine own self inherent , But this I know at least : those sceptics err Who seé
indeed ...
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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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