The Poetical Works of Robert Southey: Complete in One VolumeA. and W. Galignani, 1829 - 728 ページ |
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... Gave to the dews of night free passage there , And ever and anon the ponderous stone , Ruining where'er it fell , with hideous crashi Came like an earthquake , startling from his sleep The affrighted soldier . From the brazen slings And ...
... Gave to the dews of night free passage there , And ever and anon the ponderous stone , Ruining where'er it fell , with hideous crashi Came like an earthquake , startling from his sleep The affrighted soldier . From the brazen slings And ...
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... gave , when she the youth's fair form Saw soften'd , and forgave the mother's fault . St Loup's strong fort stood first . Here Gladdisdale 113 Commands the fearful troops . As lowering clouds Swept by the hoarse wind o'er the blacken'd ...
... gave , when she the youth's fair form Saw soften'd , and forgave the mother's fault . St Loup's strong fort stood first . Here Gladdisdale 113 Commands the fearful troops . As lowering clouds Swept by the hoarse wind o'er the blacken'd ...
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... gave , and sepulchre thyself alive ! But far more valued is the vine that bends Beneath its swelling clusters , than the dark And joyless ivy , round the cloister's wall Wreathing its barren arms . For me , I know Mine own worth ...
... gave , and sepulchre thyself alive ! But far more valued is the vine that bends Beneath its swelling clusters , than the dark And joyless ivy , round the cloister's wall Wreathing its barren arms . For me , I know Mine own worth ...
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... gave him greate offices and fees , whiche he well de- served , for ( during his captivitie ) he defended his landes , expulsed the Englishmen , and in conclusion , procured his deliverance . » - Hall , ff . 104 . There can be no doubt ...
... gave him greate offices and fees , whiche he well de- served , for ( during his captivitie ) he defended his landes , expulsed the Englishmen , and in conclusion , procured his deliverance . » - Hall , ff . 104 . There can be no doubt ...
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... gave them op- portunity to destroy one another : therefore , contrary to every one's expectation , he laid aside his military affairs for near eighteen months , and betook himself entirely to negociation , which afforded him the pro ...
... gave them op- portunity to destroy one another : therefore , contrary to every one's expectation , he laid aside his military affairs for near eighteen months , and betook himself entirely to negociation , which afforded him the pro ...
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