Specimens of the Lyrical, Descriptive, and Narrative Poets of Great Britain, from Chaucer to the Present Day:: With a Preliminary Sketch of the History of Early English Poetry, and Biographical and Critical Notices,Oliver & Boyd, 1828 - 560 sider |
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... heart to be borne to the Holy Land by fourscore knights . The flow of the verse is free and even musical in this elegy . The panegyric of the Pope on the soldier of the Cross is one of the most striking parts of it . When the death of ...
... heart to be borne to the Holy Land by fourscore knights . The flow of the verse is free and even musical in this elegy . The panegyric of the Pope on the soldier of the Cross is one of the most striking parts of it . When the death of ...
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... heart may have none ease , Na ellys ( a ) nought that may him please , If freedom fail : for free liking Is yearned ( b ) o'er all other thing . Na he , that aye has lived free May not know well the properte , The anger , na the ...
... heart may have none ease , Na ellys ( a ) nought that may him please , If freedom fail : for free liking Is yearned ( b ) o'er all other thing . Na he , that aye has lived free May not know well the properte , The anger , na the ...
Side 31
... heart of courtesy . " It would be a compliment to the fine lady of modern times , to liken her to the nicely - bred , pious , ten- der - hearted , and agreeably - affected young Prioress , who mingles religion and sentiment so ...
... heart of courtesy . " It would be a compliment to the fine lady of modern times , to liken her to the nicely - bred , pious , ten- der - hearted , and agreeably - affected young Prioress , who mingles religion and sentiment so ...
Side 56
... heart's blood , are some of the figures in this sublime and horrible group . The form of the god himself is yet more boldly sketched : - The statue of Mars upon a cart ( a ) ystode , Armid , and lokid grym as he were wode . A wolfe ther ...
... heart's blood , are some of the figures in this sublime and horrible group . The form of the god himself is yet more boldly sketched : - The statue of Mars upon a cart ( a ) ystode , Armid , and lokid grym as he were wode . A wolfe ther ...
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... hearts to be enclosed . * * * * This is mine end , I may it not astarte ; * O brother mine , there is no more to saye ; Lowly beseeching with mine whole heart For to remember specially , I praye , If it - befall my little sonne to dye ...
... hearts to be enclosed . * * * * This is mine end , I may it not astarte ; * O brother mine , there is no more to saye ; Lowly beseeching with mine whole heart For to remember specially , I praye , If it - befall my little sonne to dye ...
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