Mornings in Spring: Or, Retrospections, Biographical, Critical, and Historical, Volume 2J. Murray, 1828 |
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... noble fresh enameling In mirthful May , of every moneth Queen . If we now turn to the initiatory stanzas of the Thistle and the Rose , in which the bard fancies himself addressed in a dream by May , who urges him to write something in ...
... noble fresh enameling In mirthful May , of every moneth Queen . If we now turn to the initiatory stanzas of the Thistle and the Rose , in which the bard fancies himself addressed in a dream by May , who urges him to write something in ...
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... noble Oscar died * . That the intercourse and connexion which these expeditions tended to establish between the two countries , prolonged as they were during the greater part of a century , should lead to a certain degree of similarity ...
... noble Oscar died * . That the intercourse and connexion which these expeditions tended to establish between the two countries , prolonged as they were during the greater part of a century , should lead to a certain degree of similarity ...
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... noble son ; The chief who gloried to bestow The prize the bards had won ! Were Morni's * valiant son alive , ( Now in the deedless grave ) O could my wish from death revive The generous and the brave ! * The celebrated Gaul Mac Mevrni ...
... noble son ; The chief who gloried to bestow The prize the bards had won ! Were Morni's * valiant son alive , ( Now in the deedless grave ) O could my wish from death revive The generous and the brave ! * The celebrated Gaul Mac Mevrni ...
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... noble Irish families , whom we could name ( to say nothing of others ) , hold their lands upon this tenure , viz . that one of them shall encounter the other at chess in this manner ; that which ever of them conquered , should seize and ...
... noble Irish families , whom we could name ( to say nothing of others ) , hold their lands upon this tenure , viz . that one of them shall encounter the other at chess in this manner ; that which ever of them conquered , should seize and ...
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... noble picture which it con- tains of mercy and magnanimity touched the heart of the too zealous bishop , or the allusion in its close to the power which the bard and chieftain still pos- sessed alarmed his fears , it is not easy to ...
... noble picture which it con- tains of mercy and magnanimity touched the heart of the too zealous bishop , or the allusion in its close to the power which the bard and chieftain still pos- sessed alarmed his fears , it is not easy to ...
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