The Spectator, Zväzok 1George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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... poems printed among the minor Greek poets which resemble the figure of an egg , a pair of wing an axe , a shepherd's pipe , and an altar . As for the first , it is a little oval poem , and m not improperly be called a scholar's egg . I ...
... poems printed among the minor Greek poets which resemble the figure of an egg , a pair of wing an axe , a shepherd's pipe , and an altar . As for the first , it is a little oval poem , and m not improperly be called a scholar's egg . I ...
Strana 302
... poem we are now treating of was written , the dissensions of the barons , who were then so many petty princes , ran very high , whether they quarrelled among themselves , or with their neigh- bours , and produced unspeakable calamities ...
... poem we are now treating of was written , the dissensions of the barons , who were then so many petty princes , ran very high , whether they quarrelled among themselves , or with their neigh- bours , and produced unspeakable calamities ...
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... Poems . AYTOUN : Lays of the Scot- tish Cavaliers . 256 pp . BROWNING ( E. B. ) ; Poems . 336 pp . BROWNING ( R. ) : Dramatic Romances and Lyrics . 254 pp . BYRON : Childe Harold's ... Poems . 320 pp . , WORDSWORTH : Early Poems . 256 pp . 7.
... Poems . AYTOUN : Lays of the Scot- tish Cavaliers . 256 pp . BROWNING ( E. B. ) ; Poems . 336 pp . BROWNING ( R. ) : Dramatic Romances and Lyrics . 254 pp . BYRON : Childe Harold's ... Poems . 320 pp . , WORDSWORTH : Early Poems . 256 pp . 7.
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