The Poetical Works of Robert Southey |
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the Herald cried , as to his cheek Rush'd the red anger : “ bearing words of peace
And timely warning came I to your camp ; And here have been with insolent
ribaldry 230 Received . Bear witness , chieftains ! that the French , Free from
blood ...
the Herald cried , as to his cheek Rush'd the red anger : “ bearing words of peace
And timely warning came I to your camp ; And here have been with insolent
ribaldry 230 Received . Bear witness , chieftains ! that the French , Free from
blood ...
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He who spake 264 Was young and comely ; had his cheek been pale With dread
, and had his eye look'd fearfully , Sure he had won compassion ; but the blood
Gave now a livelier meaning to his cheek , 268 As with a prophet's look and ...
He who spake 264 Was young and comely ; had his cheek been pale With dread
, and had his eye look'd fearfully , Sure he had won compassion ; but the blood
Gave now a livelier meaning to his cheek , 268 As with a prophet's look and ...
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... convulsed , the earth ; a hollow groan 210 In his throat struggled , and the
dews of death Stood on his livid cheek . ... the father once Of two fair children ; in
the city hemm'd 215 During the siege , he had beheld their cheeks Grow pale
with ...
... convulsed , the earth ; a hollow groan 210 In his throat struggled , and the
dews of death Stood on his livid cheek . ... the father once Of two fair children ; in
the city hemm'd 215 During the siege , he had beheld their cheeks Grow pale
with ...
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England's inhuman chiefs 260 Shall scoff thy sorrows , blacken thy pure fame ,
Wit - wanton it with lewd barbarity , And force such burning blushes to the cheek
Of virgin modesty , that thou shalt wish The earth might cover thee . In that last
hour ...
England's inhuman chiefs 260 Shall scoff thy sorrows , blacken thy pure fame ,
Wit - wanton it with lewd barbarity , And force such burning blushes to the cheek
Of virgin modesty , that thou shalt wish The earth might cover thee . In that last
hour ...
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A numerous train ; some with the red - swoln eye Of riot , and intemperance -
bloated cheek ; Some pale and nerveless , and with feeble step , And eyes lack -
lustre . “ Maiden ! ” said her guide , “ These are the wretched slaves of Appetite ,
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A numerous train ; some with the red - swoln eye Of riot , and intemperance -
bloated cheek ; Some pale and nerveless , and with feeble step , And eyes lack -
lustre . “ Maiden ! ” said her guide , “ These are the wretched slaves of Appetite ,
110 ...
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amid arms army battle bear beheld beneath blood body called Charles cheek chief church coming Conrade cried dark death deep dreadful duke Dunois earth enemy England English exclaim'd fair fall father fear feel fell field fierce fight fire force France French gate hand happy hast hath head hear heard heart Heaven Henry Holinshed holy hope host hour king light live look lord loud Maid Maiden meet mind moved never night o'er Orleans Page pass peace poem prayer prince raised replied rest round says seen sent shield side siege soon soul sound spake stood strength strong sword Talbot thee things thou thought towers town troops victory voice walls wind wound wretched young youth
書誌情報
| 書籍名 | The Poetical Works of Robert Southey The Poetical Works of Robert Southey, Robert Southey The Poetical Works of Robert Southey, complete in one volume 第 第 1 巻 巻, Robert Southey The Poetical Works of Robert Southey: Collected by Himself 第 第 1 巻 巻, Robert Southey |
| 著者 | Robert Southey |
| 出版社 | Longman, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1837 |
| 書籍の提供元 | 大英図書館 |
| デジタル化された日 | 2019年1月28日 |
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