Blackwood's Magazine, Bind 47W. Blackwood., 1840 |
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Passion , from your slights , in vain Seeks a gleam of hope to gain ; But , if scorn be so unchanging , Love can be so too , avenging By its service your disdain . For the more you make my pain , But the more I feel elated ; Since the ...
Passion , from your slights , in vain Seeks a gleam of hope to gain ; But , if scorn be so unchanging , Love can be so too , avenging By its service your disdain . For the more you make my pain , But the more I feel elated ; Since the ...
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... hope to bring , As I thought , to its conclusion This attachment , this devotion , This fidelity and truth . But we stand even now in danger ( Should they hear us , should they see us ) Of our lives : for I am more Than you see or can ...
... hope to bring , As I thought , to its conclusion This attachment , this devotion , This fidelity and truth . But we stand even now in danger ( Should they hear us , should they see us ) Of our lives : for I am more Than you see or can ...
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... Hope , And Charity for wrongs unspeakable , Than on that humble scantling of the flock , That midnight congregation of the Sea . Rise not , good Sun ! hold back unwelcome Light That shall but veil the nations in new crime ! Or hide thy ...
... Hope , And Charity for wrongs unspeakable , Than on that humble scantling of the flock , That midnight congregation of the Sea . Rise not , good Sun ! hold back unwelcome Light That shall but veil the nations in new crime ! Or hide thy ...
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... hope , before we have done , to prove , they deserve in a far greater degree than the world allows them to enjoy . The deeming a donkey an object to be contemned , we take to be as decided a vulgar error as any which Sir Thomas Brown ...
... hope , before we have done , to prove , they deserve in a far greater degree than the world allows them to enjoy . The deeming a donkey an object to be contemned , we take to be as decided a vulgar error as any which Sir Thomas Brown ...
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... hope . History may be regarded as the record of a series of experiments elicit ing the social nature of man . Who can venture to say that these experi- ments have been so numerous and complete as to have exhausted their subject , and ...
... hope . History may be regarded as the record of a series of experiments elicit ing the social nature of man . Who can venture to say that these experi- ments have been so numerous and complete as to have exhausted their subject , and ...
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