Retrospective Review, Volume 4Henry Southern, Sir Nicholas Harris Nicolas C. and H. Baldwyn, 1821 - Bibliography |
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Page 13
... thou knowest it is a just one , and I am not , on my part , wanting in my utmost efforts to make it succeed . Then letting myself down gently , and the whole weight of my body being concentrated in my arm , I at last reached the ground ...
... thou knowest it is a just one , and I am not , on my part , wanting in my utmost efforts to make it succeed . Then letting myself down gently , and the whole weight of my body being concentrated in my arm , I at last reached the ground ...
Page 16
... thou to me , than I expected ! The sun , di- vested of his rays , appeared a ball of purest melted gold . Whilst I gazed on this noble phenomenon , I saw the centre of the sun swell and bulge out , and , in a moment , there appeared a ...
... thou to me , than I expected ! The sun , di- vested of his rays , appeared a ball of purest melted gold . Whilst I gazed on this noble phenomenon , I saw the centre of the sun swell and bulge out , and , in a moment , there appeared a ...
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... thou wert a stranger , even thou , a stranger here , Now the soft Algarbian breezes play around thy presence fair : Deep beneath , thy foot is planted , and thy forehead rises high , Many a mournful tear would bathe thee , wert thou ...
... thou wert a stranger , even thou , a stranger here , Now the soft Algarbian breezes play around thy presence fair : Deep beneath , thy foot is planted , and thy forehead rises high , Many a mournful tear would bathe thee , wert thou ...
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... thou come with peace to me , I will come in peace to thee ; If thy arms will measure mine , Mine shall be the victory ; And my conquering swords shall shine , Proudly lifted over thine . " + To which a Spanish Moor replied , by the ...
... thou come with peace to me , I will come in peace to thee ; If thy arms will measure mine , Mine shall be the victory ; And my conquering swords shall shine , Proudly lifted over thine . " + To which a Spanish Moor replied , by the ...
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... thou wilt grant , and every morning I will walk forth and watch the early lark , And at her sweetest note I will protest , Matilda spake a word was like that note . Mat . O how you tempt : remember pray your vows To my betroth'd Earl ...
... thou wilt grant , and every morning I will walk forth and watch the early lark , And at her sweetest note I will protest , Matilda spake a word was like that note . Mat . O how you tempt : remember pray your vows To my betroth'd Earl ...
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