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Side 10
The author tells us in his self : preface that the first part of it was written in his “
Stop , Christian passer - by ! stop , child of God ! great poetic year , 1797 , at
Stowey ; the second And read with gentle breast . Beneath this sod part , after his
return ...
The author tells us in his self : preface that the first part of it was written in his “
Stop , Christian passer - by ! stop , child of God ! great poetic year , 1797 , at
Stowey ; the second And read with gentle breast . Beneath this sod part , after his
return ...
Side 15
Though roused by that dark vizir , Home - sick - written in Germany it . Riot rude " .
ib . Answer to a Child's Question . ib . “ When British Freedom for a hap The
Visionary Hope . ... 35 pier land " ib . The Happy Husband ; a Fragment . iB . " It
was ...
Though roused by that dark vizir , Home - sick - written in Germany it . Riot rude " .
ib . Answer to a Child's Question . ib . “ When British Freedom for a hap The
Visionary Hope . ... 35 pier land " ib . The Happy Husband ; a Fragment . iB . " It
was ...
Side 16
Babes , Children , Youths and Men , S. T. C. Night following night for threescore
years and tel But doubly strange , where life is but a breath ... Sound like a
seeking Mother's anxious call , Yet not your heavenly beauty gives Return , poor
Child !
Babes , Children , Youths and Men , S. T. C. Night following night for threescore
years and tel But doubly strange , where life is but a breath ... Sound like a
seeking Mother's anxious call , Yet not your heavenly beauty gives Return , poor
Child !
Side 25
From the tree But soon Imagination conjured up An host of new desires : with
busy aim , Of Knowledge , ere the vernal sap had risen Rudely disbranch'd !
Blessed Society ! Each for himself , Earth's eager children toil'd . Fitliest
depictured by ...
From the tree But soon Imagination conjured up An host of new desires : with
busy aim , Of Knowledge , ere the vernal sap had risen Rudely disbranch'd !
Blessed Society ! Each for himself , Earth's eager children toil'd . Fitliest
depictured by ...
Side 26
Children of Wretchedness ! More groans must rise . With conscious zeal had
urged Love's wondrous plan More blood must stream , or ere your wrongs be full
. Coadjutors of God . To Milton's trump Yet is the day of Retribution nigh : The
high ...
Children of Wretchedness ! More groans must rise . With conscious zeal had
urged Love's wondrous plan More blood must stream , or ere your wrongs be full
. Coadjutors of God . To Milton's trump Yet is the day of Retribution nigh : The
high ...
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The Poetical Works of Coleridge, Shelley, and Keats: Complete in One Volume Samuel Taylor Coleridge Ingen forhåndsvisning - 2012 |
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Bibliografiske oplysninger
| Titel | Poetical Works of Coleridge, Shelley, and Keats |
| Forfatter | Samuel Taylor Coleridge |
| Udgiver | Crissy & Markley, 1852 |
| Oprindeligt fra | University of Chicago |
| Digitaliseret | 12. aug 2015 |
| Længde | 583 sider |
| Eksporter henvisning | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |