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I woúld not , if I coúld , be wise , I envy not the regal state , Wealth has small
splendor in mine eyes , I am contented with my fate ; I live and breathe and see
the sun , And feel the fresh air round me blow , For me the earth is spread with
flowers ...
I woúld not , if I coúld , be wise , I envy not the regal state , Wealth has small
splendor in mine eyes , I am contented with my fate ; I live and breathe and see
the sun , And feel the fresh air round me blow , For me the earth is spread with
flowers ...
Strana 17
HE SHE AND IT . háppened in a distant clime Were travelling , once upon a time ,
Through every change of wind and weather , Jólly companions three together :
The first was neither young nor old , But brown and muscular , wise and bold ...
HE SHE AND IT . háppened in a distant clime Were travelling , once upon a time ,
Through every change of wind and weather , Jólly companions three together :
The first was neither young nor old , But brown and muscular , wise and bold ...
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Let ' s send to Athens for Hippocrates ; Perhaps the wise physician knows some
herb Pótent to chase thought's fever and bring back Composure to the agitated
brain . ” Come to Abdéra and his finger laid Upón his patient's pulse Hippocrates
...
Let ' s send to Athens for Hippocrates ; Perhaps the wise physician knows some
herb Pótent to chase thought's fever and bring back Composure to the agitated
brain . ” Come to Abdéra and his finger laid Upón his patient's pulse Hippocrates
...
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... of th ' intruders , Then , táking up his song again , praised God That only after
the evil comes experience . While travelling with the Postboy from NEUSTADT to
GeissENFELD ( BAVARIA ) , July 3 , 1854 . INSTINCT . “ Pshaw ! ” said a wise ,
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... of th ' intruders , Then , táking up his song again , praised God That only after
the evil comes experience . While travelling with the Postboy from NEUSTADT to
GeissENFELD ( BAVARIA ) , July 3 , 1854 . INSTINCT . “ Pshaw ! ” said a wise ,
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said a wise , grave moth that , as it flitted About my candle that same evening ,
heárd me Télling a friend the story thou ' st just read , “ They were a pair of fools
or worse , those flies ; Instinct ' s the only guide , the sure safe rule Supplied to ...
said a wise , grave moth that , as it flitted About my candle that same evening ,
heárd me Télling a friend the story thou ' st just read , “ They were a pair of fools
or worse , those flies ; Instinct ' s the only guide , the sure safe rule Supplied to ...
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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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