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Side 18
And if thy breast with heart - sick anguish fraught , Rest , injured shade ! Shall
Slander squatting near Thou journeyest onward tempest - toss'd in thought ; Spit
her cold venom in a dead Man's ear ? Here cheat thy cares ! in generous visions
...
And if thy breast with heart - sick anguish fraught , Rest , injured shade ! Shall
Slander squatting near Thou journeyest onward tempest - toss'd in thought ; Spit
her cold venom in a dead Man's ear ? Here cheat thy cares ! in generous visions
...
Side 23
For the Great And from your heart the sighs that steal Invisible ( by symbols only
seen ) Shall make your rising bosom feel With a peculiar and surpassing light
The answering swell of mine ! Shines from the visage of the oppress'd good Man
...
For the Great And from your heart the sighs that steal Invisible ( by symbols only
seen ) Shall make your rising bosom feel With a peculiar and surpassing light
The answering swell of mine ! Shines from the visage of the oppress'd good Man
...
Side 24
He calms the throb and tempest of his heart . O Fiends of Superstition ! not that oft
His countenance seules ; a soft solemn bliss The erring Priest hath stain'd with
brother's blood Swims in his eye - his swimming eye upraised : Your grisly idols ...
He calms the throb and tempest of his heart . O Fiends of Superstition ! not that oft
His countenance seules ; a soft solemn bliss The erring Priest hath stain'd with
brother's blood Swims in his eye - his swimming eye upraised : Your grisly idols ...
Side 48
Unearthly minstrelsy ! then only heard When the soul seeks to hear ; when all is
hushid , And thus , my love ! as on the midway slope And the Heart listens ! " Of
yonder hill I stretch my limbs at noon , Whilst through my half - closed eye - lids I ...
Unearthly minstrelsy ! then only heard When the soul seeks to hear ; when all is
hushid , And thus , my love ! as on the midway slope And the Heart listens ! " Of
yonder hill I stretch my limbs at noon , Whilst through my half - closed eye - lids I ...
Side 49
With cares that move , not agitate the heart , To the same dwelling where his
father dwelt ; These various strains And haply views his tottering little ones Which
I have framed in many a various mood , Embrace those aged knees and climb
that ...
With cares that move , not agitate the heart , To the same dwelling where his
father dwelt ; These various strains And haply views his tottering little ones Which
I have framed in many a various mood , Embrace those aged knees and climb
that ...
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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 |