EssaysEdward Moxon, 1841 - 79 Seiten |
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... bring To absent friends , because the self - same thing They know they see , however absent , is Here our best haymaker : forgive me this : It is our country style : -In this warm shine Ilie , and dream of your full Mermaid wine ...
... bring To absent friends , because the self - same thing They know they see , however absent , is Here our best haymaker : forgive me this : It is our country style : -In this warm shine Ilie , and dream of your full Mermaid wine ...
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... bring Pope and Addison together after a jealous separa- tion . Pope's friendship with Congreve appears also in his letters . He also dedicated the Iliad to Congreve , over the heads of peers and patrons . The dramatist , whose ...
... bring Pope and Addison together after a jealous separa- tion . Pope's friendship with Congreve appears also in his letters . He also dedicated the Iliad to Congreve , over the heads of peers and patrons . The dramatist , whose ...
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... bring graver and more imaginative things to wait upon his levity . He thus opens the battery upon our amphi- bious ... brings : For as with Pigmys , who best kills the crane , Among the hungry he that treasures grain , Among the blind ...
... bring graver and more imaginative things to wait upon his levity . He thus opens the battery upon our amphi- bious ... brings : For as with Pigmys , who best kills the crane , Among the hungry he that treasures grain , Among the blind ...
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... brings worthy companionship to some fine invention of his own . It is a scene thickly beset with horror . Sir Guyon , in the course of his voyage through the peril- ous sea , wishes to stop and hear the Syrens : but the palmer , his ...
... brings worthy companionship to some fine invention of his own . It is a scene thickly beset with horror . Sir Guyon , in the course of his voyage through the peril- ous sea , wishes to stop and hear the Syrens : but the palmer , his ...
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... bring over the sea Telegonus , his son by the goddess Circe , who gets into a scuffle with the Ithacans , and kills his father unknowingly . It is added , that Telegonus afterwards return- ed to his mother's island , taking Penelope and ...
... bring over the sea Telegonus , his son by the goddess Circe , who gets into a scuffle with the Ithacans , and kills his father unknowingly . It is added , that Telegonus afterwards return- ed to his mother's island , taking Penelope and ...
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