The Table Book, Томи 1 – 2W. Hone, 1827 - 888 стор. |
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... beauty , by Mr. Leigh Hunt , " on receiving a sprig of myrtle from Vaucluse , " with a paragraph suitable to this occasion : " We are supposing that all_our_readers are acquainted with Petrarch . Many of them doubtless know him ...
... beauty , by Mr. Leigh Hunt , " on receiving a sprig of myrtle from Vaucluse , " with a paragraph suitable to this occasion : " We are supposing that all_our_readers are acquainted with Petrarch . Many of them doubtless know him ...
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... beauty in my rhyme Would prove a vain endeavour , I'll therefore sing that cloudless clime Where Summer sets for ever ; Where ever dwells the Age of Gold In fertile vales and sunny , Which , like the promis'd land of old , O'erflows ...
... beauty in my rhyme Would prove a vain endeavour , I'll therefore sing that cloudless clime Where Summer sets for ever ; Where ever dwells the Age of Gold In fertile vales and sunny , Which , like the promis'd land of old , O'erflows ...
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... , ( obsolete , ) strange , foreign . Ash . Corrupt . ed from fremd , which , in Saxon and Gothic , signified a stranger , or an enemy . Nares . Her race did not her beauty's beams augment , For 32 38 37 THE TABLE BOOK.
... , ( obsolete , ) strange , foreign . Ash . Corrupt . ed from fremd , which , in Saxon and Gothic , signified a stranger , or an enemy . Nares . Her race did not her beauty's beams augment , For 32 38 37 THE TABLE BOOK.
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William Hone. Her race did not her beauty's beams augment , For they were ever in the best degree , But yet a setting forth it some way lent , As rubies lustre when they rubbed be⚫ The dainty dew on face and body went , As on sweet ...
William Hone. Her race did not her beauty's beams augment , For they were ever in the best degree , But yet a setting forth it some way lent , As rubies lustre when they rubbed be⚫ The dainty dew on face and body went , As on sweet ...
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