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Side 16
Forcibly to turn an old man , when he speaks contemptuously of Loveaway our
attention to general subjects is a painful verses , is an Egotist : and the sleek
Favorites of and most often an unavailing effort . Fortune are Egotists , when they
...
Forcibly to turn an old man , when he speaks contemptuously of Loveaway our
attention to general subjects is a painful verses , is an Egotist : and the sleek
Favorites of and most often an unavailing effort . Fortune are Egotists , when they
...
Side 20
... and numb thy breast . My Sara too shall tend thee , like a Child : And thou shalt
talk , in our fire - side's recess , Of purple Pride , that scowls on Wretchedness .
He did not so , the Galilæan mild , SONNET . Who met the Lazars turn'd from rich
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... and numb thy breast . My Sara too shall tend thee , like a Child : And thou shalt
talk , in our fire - side's recess , Of purple Pride , that scowls on Wretchedness .
He did not so , the Galilæan mild , SONNET . Who met the Lazars turn'd from rich
...
Side 30
The Plow - man , following sad his meagre team , ( Victims at once and
Executioners ) , Turn'd up fresh sculls unstartled , and the bones The
congregated Husbandmen lay waste Of fierce hate - breathing combatants , who
there The Vineyard ...
The Plow - man , following sad his meagre team , ( Victims at once and
Executioners ) , Turn'd up fresh sculls unstartled , and the bones The
congregated Husbandmen lay waste Of fierce hate - breathing combatants , who
there The Vineyard ...
Side 37
An Ox , long fed with musty hay , And work'd with yoke and chain , Was turn'd out
on an April day , When fields are in their best array , And growing grasses sparkle
gay , At once with sun and rain . The frighted beast ran through the town , All ...
An Ox , long fed with musty hay , And work'd with yoke and chain , Was turn'd out
on an April day , When fields are in their best array , And growing grasses sparkle
gay , At once with sun and rain . The frighted beast ran through the town , All ...
Side 41
Who erewhile A circular vale , and land - lock'd , as might seem , Had from her
countenance turn'd , or look'd by With brook and bridge , and gray stone cottages
, stealth Half hid by rocks and fruit - trees . At my feet , For fear is true love's cruel
...
Who erewhile A circular vale , and land - lock'd , as might seem , Had from her
countenance turn'd , or look'd by With brook and bridge , and gray stone cottages
, stealth Half hid by rocks and fruit - trees . At my feet , For fear is true love's cruel
...
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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 |