Readings in English Literature: From Chaucer to Matthew ArnoldA. & C. Black, 1947 - 250 Seiten |
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... young poetry ' , is not the work by which he should be judged ; and it is to be remembered that even his latest , even those few incom- parable things which at this date it would be an impertinence to praise , were written by a very young ...
... young poetry ' , is not the work by which he should be judged ; and it is to be remembered that even his latest , even those few incom- parable things which at this date it would be an impertinence to praise , were written by a very young ...
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... young are weak , the King Errs strangely : for the King , for Kai - Khosroo , Himself is young , and honours younger men , And lets the agèd moulder to their graves . Rustum he loves no more , but loves the young- The young may rise at ...
... young are weak , the King Errs strangely : for the King , for Kai - Khosroo , Himself is young , and honours younger men , And lets the agèd moulder to their graves . Rustum he loves no more , but loves the young- The young may rise at ...
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... young man , the air of Heaven is soft , And warm , and pleasant ; but the grave is cold . Heaven's air is better than the cold dead grave . Behold me : I am vast , and clad in iron , And tried ; and I have stood on many a field Of blood ...
... young man , the air of Heaven is soft , And warm , and pleasant ; but the grave is cold . Heaven's air is better than the cold dead grave . Behold me : I am vast , and clad in iron , And tried ; and I have stood on many a field Of blood ...
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