Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Том 39W. Blackwood & Sons, 1836 |
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... give them unnatural mag- nitude and power - conceive the dis- order of passions , the perpetration of crimes , the tortures of remorse , or the scorn of that human weakness , from which his own gentle bosom and blameless life are pure ...
... give them unnatural mag- nitude and power - conceive the dis- order of passions , the perpetration of crimes , the tortures of remorse , or the scorn of that human weakness , from which his own gentle bosom and blameless life are pure ...
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... give to my glowing temples The pressure of a princely coronet . I felt me worthy of his love , nor doubted That I should win his heart , and wear it too . Men . Thou dost , indeed , reign in his heart triumphant ; Long may thy influence ...
... give to my glowing temples The pressure of a princely coronet . I felt me worthy of his love , nor doubted That I should win his heart , and wear it too . Men . Thou dost , indeed , reign in his heart triumphant ; Long may thy influence ...
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... Give o'er , my son ; thou art too vehement . Hen . He waited till my senseless rage was spent , Then smiled - O such an upbraiding smile ! Open'd his arms , and clasp'd me to his heart . That smile , those open'd arms , I see them now ...
... Give o'er , my son ; thou art too vehement . Hen . He waited till my senseless rage was spent , Then smiled - O such an upbraiding smile ! Open'd his arms , and clasp'd me to his heart . That smile , those open'd arms , I see them now ...
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... Give respite from this agony of soul ? Alas , alas ! there is no cure for this . Balthazer , 66 [ Exeunt . our keen ... gives them to his master at the gate . Act Fifth opens in the court at Za- mora - a grand ball of audience , no- bles ...
... Give respite from this agony of soul ? Alas , alas ! there is no cure for this . Balthazer , 66 [ Exeunt . our keen ... gives them to his master at the gate . Act Fifth opens in the court at Za- mora - a grand ball of audience , no- bles ...
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... give my word . But be it so ; I say thy suit is granted . Hen . Nay , swear it on this sword . King . Where doth this tend ? Doubt'st thou my royal word ? Hen . When honour'd lately by your princely presence , You gave to me this ring ...
... give my word . But be it so ; I say thy suit is granted . Hen . Nay , swear it on this sword . King . Where doth this tend ? Doubt'st thou my royal word ? Hen . When honour'd lately by your princely presence , You gave to me this ring ...
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