Essays on English Poets and Poetry from the Edinburgh ReviewRoutledge, 1905 - 591 pàgines |
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Pàgina 343
... youth and maiden , whose marriage is prevented by their poverty ; and this youth , too , goes to pursue his fortune at sea ; while the damsel awaits his return , with an old female relation at home . He is crossed with many disasters ...
... youth and maiden , whose marriage is prevented by their poverty ; and this youth , too , goes to pursue his fortune at sea ; while the damsel awaits his return , with an old female relation at home . He is crossed with many disasters ...
Pàgina 392
... youth and maiden , whose marriage is prevented by their poverty ; and this youth , too , goes to pursue his fortune at sea ; while the damsel awaits his return , with an old female relation at home . He is crossed with many disasters ...
... youth and maiden , whose marriage is prevented by their poverty ; and this youth , too , goes to pursue his fortune at sea ; while the damsel awaits his return , with an old female relation at home . He is crossed with many disasters ...
Pàgina 554
... Youth appear ; A sight that kindled pleasure in all hearts , By his ingenuous beauty , by the gleam Of his fair eyes , by his capacious brow , By all the graces with which nature's hand Had bounteously array'd him . As old Bards Tell in ...
... Youth appear ; A sight that kindled pleasure in all hearts , By his ingenuous beauty , by the gleam Of his fair eyes , by his capacious brow , By all the graces with which nature's hand Had bounteously array'd him . As old Bards Tell in ...
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Essays on English Poets and Poetry from the Edinburgh Review Lord Francis Jeffrey Jeffrey Visualització de fragments - 1905 |
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