Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Том 44 |
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They saw the Yew , by cold unshorn , She could not rise upon her feet , Stand hearse - like black in winter's She could not stand when others stood , breath . And all the words she could repeat 31 . Were still_ " To me , 0 God ! be And ...
They saw the Yew , by cold unshorn , She could not rise upon her feet , Stand hearse - like black in winter's She could not stand when others stood , breath . And all the words she could repeat 31 . Were still_ " To me , 0 God ! be And ...
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Ad . Why , then , does this lady stand speechless ? Herc . It is not permitted you as yet to hear her words Address'd to you before her purification , and rites To the infernal gods , and the third day shall come .
Ad . Why , then , does this lady stand speechless ? Herc . It is not permitted you as yet to hear her words Address'd to you before her purification , and rites To the infernal gods , and the third day shall come .
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But , try wake , with the merry knave Au . that she may stand alone in interest , tolycus , set off the graver scenes , and how unlike is the calm Hermione to . pleasantly prepare the mind for the the impassioned and vehement Paul- ...
But , try wake , with the merry knave Au . that she may stand alone in interest , tolycus , set off the graver scenes , and how unlike is the calm Hermione to . pleasantly prepare the mind for the the impassioned and vehement Paul- ...
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The god , whom they blaspheme , is their own god , Whom they in base and mortal shape would seek Among their tangled haunts : when they might stand Upon the mountain which thy glory gilds , And see thee in thy naked majesty , God of the ...
The god , whom they blaspheme , is their own god , Whom they in base and mortal shape would seek Among their tangled haunts : when they might stand Upon the mountain which thy glory gilds , And see thee in thy naked majesty , God of the ...
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They barrassed to discount £ 4000 ; that their are more healthy , cleanly , comfortmanufacturers and manufactories are able , better fed , clothed , housed , and at a stand instead of being in acti- are more moral , and more religious ...
They barrassed to discount £ 4000 ; that their are more healthy , cleanly , comfortmanufacturers and manufactories are able , better fed , clothed , housed , and at a stand instead of being in acti- are more moral , and more religious ...
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Сторінка 275 - What then I was. The sounding cataract Haunted me like a passion: the tall rock. The mountain, and the deep and gloomy wood, Their colours and their forms, were then to me An appetite; a feeling and a love, That had no need of a remoter charm, By thought supplied, nor any interest Unborrowed from the eye.
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