Poems, Chiefly Philosophical: In Continuation of My Book and A Half Year's Poems |
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And whát , my Mary , hast to do Hére in chill April's morning dew ? ” She
answered not but from my view , Ah , well aday ! Awáy far into thin air fed –
Quickfoot to Máry's home I sped , And there lay Mary stretched out dead , Ah ,
well aday !
And whát , my Mary , hast to do Hére in chill April's morning dew ? ” She
answered not but from my view , Ah , well aday ! Awáy far into thin air fed –
Quickfoot to Máry's home I sped , And there lay Mary stretched out dead , Ah ,
well aday !
Strana 20
Come to Abdéra and his finger laid Upón his patient's pulse Hippocrates ,
Nothing wrong finding , asks Democritus : “ At whát so merry ? ” But Democritus ,
Instead of answering , only laughed the more : “ At whát so merry , good
Democritus ?
Come to Abdéra and his finger laid Upón his patient's pulse Hippocrates ,
Nothing wrong finding , asks Democritus : “ At whát so merry ? ” But Democritus ,
Instead of answering , only laughed the more : “ At whát so merry , good
Democritus ?
Strana 23
... fát rat creep And joyful cried , with claw and fang As on th ' unhoped - for prey
she sprang : “ Whó could believe with common sense There ' s no such thing as
Providence ? Whát but a special Providence sent This fát rat for my nourishment
?
... fát rat creep And joyful cried , with claw and fang As on th ' unhoped - for prey
she sprang : “ Whó could believe with common sense There ' s no such thing as
Providence ? Whát but a special Providence sent This fát rat for my nourishment
?
Strana 24
THERE ' s nothing like experience ” -- I heard once An old fly to a young one say ,
as both About my study buzzed in the golden sunbeams : “ Only experience
teaches what to follow And whát to shun ; only experience guides In safety
through ...
THERE ' s nothing like experience ” -- I heard once An old fly to a young one say ,
as both About my study buzzed in the golden sunbeams : “ Only experience
teaches what to follow And whát to shun ; only experience guides In safety
through ...
Strana 40
... And seldom through its features Could you its thoughts discern , Or whát its
feelings towards you From words or manner learn . Fierce , únrelenting , cruel ,
Bloodshed was its delight ; To give pain , its chief pleasure From morning until
night ...
... And seldom through its features Could you its thoughts discern , Or whát its
feelings towards you From words or manner learn . Fierce , únrelenting , cruel ,
Bloodshed was its delight ; To give pain , its chief pleasure From morning until
night ...
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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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