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Than The Thistle and the Rose , and The Golden Terge of the Scottish bard , there cannot be two poems of similar length which exhibit greater warmth and luxuriancy of description , or greater skill in the in- vention and arrangement of ...
Than The Thistle and the Rose , and The Golden Terge of the Scottish bard , there cannot be two poems of similar length which exhibit greater warmth and luxuriancy of description , or greater skill in the in- vention and arrangement of ...
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After a vision of considerable length , and incom- parably rich in allegorical imagery , the poet is thus awakened from his slumber : And as I did awake of this swowning || , The joyful fowlis merrily did sing For mirth of Phoebus ...
After a vision of considerable length , and incom- parably rich in allegorical imagery , the poet is thus awakened from his slumber : And as I did awake of this swowning || , The joyful fowlis merrily did sing For mirth of Phoebus ...
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... as some- what more lenient , more ready to make allowance for impressions rendered indelible not only by length of time , but by the ties of consanguinity , love , and friendship , and the recollections of former fame and glory .
... as some- what more lenient , more ready to make allowance for impressions rendered indelible not only by length of time , but by the ties of consanguinity , love , and friendship , and the recollections of former fame and glory .
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On the south side is a triforium running the whole length of the nave . " Bolton was the burial - place of such of the Cliffords as died in Yorkshire . It is difficult to say what became of their remains at the dissolution .
On the south side is a triforium running the whole length of the nave . " Bolton was the burial - place of such of the Cliffords as died in Yorkshire . It is difficult to say what became of their remains at the dissolution .
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To such a length , indeed , had the animosity of Richard Norton arisen , that he built on his lord- ship of Rilston near Crookrise , on a point of ground commanding a most extensive prospect , and over- looking an immense pound for deer ...
To such a length , indeed , had the animosity of Richard Norton arisen , that he built on his lord- ship of Rilston near Crookrise , on a point of ground commanding a most extensive prospect , and over- looking an immense pound for deer ...
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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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