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... whom he had named Inogen ; but that a prophecy concerning her , which had escaped from the lips of the priest at the period of her baptism , had , by its ambiguity , involved his mind in a perpetual conflict of hope and fear .
... whom he had named Inogen ; but that a prophecy concerning her , which had escaped from the lips of the priest at the period of her baptism , had , by its ambiguity , involved his mind in a perpetual conflict of hope and fear .
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The description of this solitude , and its moral uses ; the motives which he assigns for at length quitting it , and his regret in so doing ; the delight which Inogen experiences from the prospect of mingling with the world , and the ...
The description of this solitude , and its moral uses ; the motives which he assigns for at length quitting it , and his regret in so doing ; the delight which Inogen experiences from the prospect of mingling with the world , and the ...
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But , to this mournful truth , the youthful mind Still , as it wont , let sweet delusion blind ! For all the pleasures cruel fate denies , Hope can prevent , and fancy realise . B. ii . p . 30 . Merlin returns with Inogen to Carlisle * ...
But , to this mournful truth , the youthful mind Still , as it wont , let sweet delusion blind ! For all the pleasures cruel fate denies , Hope can prevent , and fancy realise . B. ii . p . 30 . Merlin returns with Inogen to Carlisle * ...
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Merlin returns with Inogen to Carlisle * , and is welcomed by Uther in the most friendly manner , who tells him that a double blessing is about to crown the day , for that he is in momentary ex- pectation of embracing his son , who has ...
Merlin returns with Inogen to Carlisle * , and is welcomed by Uther in the most friendly manner , who tells him that a double blessing is about to crown the day , for that he is in momentary ex- pectation of embracing his son , who has ...
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He and Arthur sit as judges of the field , whilst the beautiful Inogen is destined to bestow the conqueror's prize . For some days the British knights meet with no equal opponents ; but , at length , Valdemar and Hengist , the kings of ...
He and Arthur sit as judges of the field , whilst the beautiful Inogen is destined to bestow the conqueror's prize . For some days the British knights meet with no equal opponents ; but , at length , Valdemar and Hengist , the kings of ...
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| Title | Mornings in Spring: Or, Retrospections, Biographical, Critical, and Historical, Volume 2 Mornings in Spring: Or, Retrospections, Biographical, Critical, and Historical, Nathan Drake |
| Author | Nathan Drake |
| Publisher | J. Murray, 1828 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 12 Mar 2008 |
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