Specimens of the Lyrical, Descriptive, and Narrative Poets of Great Britain, from Chaucer to the Present Day:: With a Preliminary Sketch of the History of Early English Poetry, and Biographical and Critical Notices,Oliver & Boyd, 1828 - 560 Seiten |
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... music . ( d ) Ringing . ( f ) Walls . ( e ) Against ; in the presence of . ( g ) Seen ; gazed at . ( i ) Palls , or perhaps furs . ( h ) Satins . ( j ) Hid , Bright and sheen was her face ; Every fair - 20 HISTORY OF EARLY.
... music . ( d ) Ringing . ( f ) Walls . ( e ) Against ; in the presence of . ( g ) Seen ; gazed at . ( i ) Palls , or perhaps furs . ( h ) Satins . ( j ) Hid , Bright and sheen was her face ; Every fair - 20 HISTORY OF EARLY.
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... Bright and sheen was her face ; Every fair - head in her was . In this same old romance , in which the manners of chivalry are constantly ingrafted on classical his- tory , is found the well - known couplet in its true reading : - Merry ...
... Bright and sheen was her face ; Every fair - head in her was . In this same old romance , in which the manners of chivalry are constantly ingrafted on classical his- tory , is found the well - known couplet in its true reading : - Merry ...
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... bright illuminate the occident . * * * * The clearè rede among the rockis rang , * * Through green branches where the byrds blythly sang , With joyous voice in heavenly harmony ; When Wallace thought it was no time to lie ; He crossed ...
... bright illuminate the occident . * * * * The clearè rede among the rockis rang , * * Through green branches where the byrds blythly sang , With joyous voice in heavenly harmony ; When Wallace thought it was no time to lie ; He crossed ...
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... bright and kene Under his belt he bare ful thriftily . Well coude he dresse his takel ( ) yemanly : His arwes ( k ) drouped not with fetheres lowe . And in his hond he bare a mighty bowe . A not - hed ( ) hadde he , with a broune visage ...
... bright and kene Under his belt he bare ful thriftily . Well coude he dresse his takel ( ) yemanly : His arwes ( k ) drouped not with fetheres lowe . And in his hond he bare a mighty bowe . A not - hed ( ) hadde he , with a broune visage ...
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... bright and shene . The dismal group of figures assembled in this terrific abode are worthy of the harbourage . The ( a ) Sound . ( b ) Precipice ( c ) Burnished . ( d ) Noise . ( e ) " It strained the doors ; almost forced them from ...
... bright and shene . The dismal group of figures assembled in this terrific abode are worthy of the harbourage . The ( a ) Sound . ( b ) Precipice ( c ) Burnished . ( d ) Noise . ( e ) " It strained the doors ; almost forced them from ...
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