Poetry for Schools: Designed for Reading and Recitation : the Whole Selected from the Best Poets in the English LanguageW.E. Dean, 1842 - 348 ページ |
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... England , and , with their dominion , introduced and established their speech . The language of England for several centuries was what is called the Anglo - Saxon , but this was super- seded , in great measure , by the Norman French ...
... England , and , with their dominion , introduced and established their speech . The language of England for several centuries was what is called the Anglo - Saxon , but this was super- seded , in great measure , by the Norman French ...
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... England . Some obscure names of this period attached to poetry may be drawn from oblivion by the antiquaries , but the poetical feeling and genius of England are regarded by Mr. Campbell to have been at that time almost extinct . In the ...
... England . Some obscure names of this period attached to poetry may be drawn from oblivion by the antiquaries , but the poetical feeling and genius of England are regarded by Mr. Campbell to have been at that time almost extinct . In the ...
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... England previous to Shakspeare's time . The Myste- ries were religious shows exhibited to the people under the sanc- tion of the ministers of religion . The Resurrection of Lazarus , and the Sepulture of our Lord , were among these ...
... England previous to Shakspeare's time . The Myste- ries were religious shows exhibited to the people under the sanc- tion of the ministers of religion . The Resurrection of Lazarus , and the Sepulture of our Lord , were among these ...
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... England , in all its forms of good and evil , has been recorded for ever by the masterly hands of Crabbe and Words- worth . Nothing like criticism upon the several works of these authors POETRY FOR SCHOOLS . 39 Thomson, Verses on the ...
... England , in all its forms of good and evil , has been recorded for ever by the masterly hands of Crabbe and Words- worth . Nothing like criticism upon the several works of these authors POETRY FOR SCHOOLS . 39 Thomson, Verses on the ...
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... England , and there his mind was fur- nished with those natural images that abound in his works . was afterwards introduced to Sir Philip Sidney , and once resided with him at Penshurst in Kent . By the influence of Sidney , Spenser ...
... England , and there his mind was fur- nished with those natural images that abound in his works . was afterwards introduced to Sir Philip Sidney , and once resided with him at Penshurst in Kent . By the influence of Sidney , Spenser ...
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Ajut ancient arms Arth battle beautiful behold blood-hound Branksome breath bright brothers called Caractacus castle chief chivalry command Comus courser crown Cymbeline dark dead death deep divine dread Druids earth Elidurus England English English poetry Eskdale eyes Faery Queen fair father fear fell flowers friends gave genius gentle glory grace grave Greece Greeks grief hand hath head heard heart heaven Hector Henry holy Homer honour Iliad immortal king king of England Lady land light living Lord Lord Byron Lycian Milton mind minstrel never night noble numbers o'er Patroclus person poem poet poetry praise Priam prince queen reign Romans Rome Sarpedon says Scott Shakspeare shore Sir Walter Scott soft song sorrow soul sound Spenser spirit stood sweet sword tears thee thine thou thought throne tomb Troy Ulysses vassals verses voice wave wild wind wings woods young