Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Bind 112W. Blackwood & Sons, 1872 |
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Side 60
... young lord timents of " Childe Harold " could thought necessary : " Fletcher not therefore have any foundation begged so hard that I have con- in reality ; but yet their fantastic tinued him in my service , " he writes and artificial ...
... young lord timents of " Childe Harold " could thought necessary : " Fletcher not therefore have any foundation begged so hard that I have con- in reality ; but yet their fantastic tinued him in my service , " he writes and artificial ...
Side 320
... young men , fill it up - fill again ; Drain , drain , young men - ' tis to Norway you drain : Your fathers have sown it , Your fields they have grown it . Then quaff it , young men , for he'll be the strongest Who drinks of it deepest ...
... young men , fill it up - fill again ; Drain , drain , young men - ' tis to Norway you drain : Your fathers have sown it , Your fields they have grown it . Then quaff it , young men , for he'll be the strongest Who drinks of it deepest ...
Side 688
... young prince and the young poet ; and , on the whole , there are worse things than the nonsense into which they plunged royally , though it was sometimes distinguished by tricks as stupid as if they had been a couple of foolish young ...
... young prince and the young poet ; and , on the whole , there are worse things than the nonsense into which they plunged royally , though it was sometimes distinguished by tricks as stupid as if they had been a couple of foolish young ...
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