 | 1839 - 704 sider
...earth. In contest with the insects — bearding kings And braved by lackies — murder at my bed ; And lone amidst the multitudinous web, With the dread...but never yet Did one least barrier by a ripple vex My onward tide, unswept by sport away. Am I so ruthless then that I do hate Them who hate me ? Tush,... | |
 | Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton - 1839 - 172 sider
...contest with the insects ; bearding kings And braved by lackeys ;* murder at my bed ; And lone amid the multitudinous web, With the dread three — that...but never yet Did one least barrier by a ripple vex My onward tide, unswept in sport away. Am I so ruthless, then, that I do hate Them who hate me 1 Tush,... | |
 | Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton - 1839 - 168 sider
...contest with the insects : bearding kings And braved by lackeys ;* murder at my bed ; And lone amid the multitudinous web, With the dread three — that...but never yet Did one least barrier by a ripple vex My onward tide, unswept in sport away. Am I so ruthless, then, that I do hate Them who hate trie ?... | |
 | 1839 - 648 sider
...thrones of earth In contest with the insects—bearding kings And braved by lackies—murder at my bed ; And lone amidst the multitudinous web. With the dread...Three —that are the Fates who hold The woof and shears—the Monk, the Spy, the Headsman. And this is power I Alas ! I am not happy." I have wrought... | |
 | Edward George E.L. Bulwer- Lytton (1st baron.) - 1839 - 174 sider
...the multitudinous web, With the dread Three—that are the Fates who liolil The woof and shears—the .Monk, the Spy, the Headsman. And this is Power! Alas ! I am not happy. And yet the Nile is fretted hy the weeds Its rising roots not up ; but never yet (After a pause.) Did... | |
 | 1840 - 824 sider
...braved by lackies — murder at my bed ; And lone amidst the multitudinous web, With the dread,Three— that are the Fates who hold ' The woof and shears...the Monk, the Spy, the Headsman. And this is Power 1 Alas ! I am not happy. f After a pause. ) And yet the Nile is fretted by the weeds Its rising roots... | |
 | Rufus Wilmot Griswold - 1845 - 558 sider
...contest with the insects : bearding kings And braved by lackeys ; murder at my bed ; And lone amid the multitudinous web, With the dread three— that...headsman. And this is power ! Alas ! I am not happy. [Aftrr a patas.] And yet the Nile is fretted by the weeds Its rising roots not up ; but never yet Did... | |
 | Rufus Wilmot Griswold - 1846 - 540 sider
...contest with the insects : bearding kings And braved by lackeys ; murder at my bed ; And lone amid the multitudinous web, With the dread three— that...headsman. And this is power ! Alas ! I am not happy. [dfler a pause.] And yet the Nile is fretted by the weeds Its rising roots not up ; but never yet Did... | |
 | Jean Henri Merle d'Aubigné - 1847 - 634 sider
...• In contest with the insects — bearding kings And braved by lackies (4) — murder at my bed ; And lone amidst the multitudinous web, With the dread...weeds Its rising roots not up : but never yet Did one last barrier by a ripple vex My onward tide, unswept in sport away. Am I so ruthless then that I do... | |
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And yet the Nile is fretted by the weeds Its rising roots not up ; but never yet Did one least barrier by a ripple vex My onward tide, unswept in sport away. Am I so ruthless then that I do hate Them who hate me ? Tush, tush ! I do not hate ; Nay, I forgive. 
