...him, with great glee, that he was the father of a healthy boy, seemed rather disposed to press further conviviality. He admitted, however, Mannering's plea...close behind The radiance of thy planet—O be warned! CoLERIDGE,/rom SCHILLER. THE belief in astrology was almost universal in the middle of the seventeenth...

...with great glee, tliat he was the father of a healthy boy, seemed rather disposed to press further convivia^lity. He admitted, however, Mannering's plea...enemy ; a fiend lurks close behind The radiance of thy planet — O be warned ! COUERIDGE,/r0»I SCHILLER. THE belief in astrology was almost universal in...

...him, with great glee, that he was the father of a healthy boy, seemed rather disposed to press further conviviality. He admitted, however, Mannering's plea...apartment, left him to repose for the evening. CHAPTER IV. Cotr.e and seej trust thine own eyes, A fearful sign suMids in the house of life, An enemy ; a Rend...

...him, with great glee, that he was the father of a healthy boy, seemed rather disposed to press further conviviality. He admitted, however, Mannering's plea...sleeping apartment, left him to repose for the evening. •{ i CHAPTER IV. Come and see ! trust thine own eyes, A fearful sign stands in the house of life,...

...him, with great glee, that was the father of a healthy boy, seemed rather disposed to press further conviviality. He admitted, however, Mannering's plea...conducting him to his sleeping apartment, left him lo repose for the evening. . .- ..«.•!« . if f -Tos-.- .: •:'.!. . •.n '*• ••» • '...

...healthy boy, seemed rather disposed to press further conviviality. He admitted, however, Mannering'splea of weariness, and conducting him to his sleeping apartment, left him to repose for the evening. : / .-.;. r • • : . i \ CHAPTER IV. Come and see ! trust thine own eyes, A fearful sign stands...

...glee, that he was the father of a healthy boy, seemed rather disposed to press further convivialty. He admitted, however, Mannering's plea of weariness,...fearful sign stands in the house of life, An enemy; a fieod lurks close hehind The radiance of thy planet—0 he warned. Coleridge from Schiller. The belief...

...warning should have come before ! At present I need no revelation from the stars To know that. SENI. Come and see ! trust thine own eyes ! A fearful sign...enemy ; a fiend lurks close behind The radiance of thy planet — O be warned ! Deliver not thyself up to these heathens To wage a war against our holy church....

...great glee, that the boy was a fine healthy little fellow, seemed rather disposed to press further conviviality. He admitted, however, Mannering's plea...enemy ; a fiend lurks close behind The radiance of thy planet — O be warned ! CoLERIDGE?i/rom SCHILLER. THE belief in astrology was almost universal in...

...warning should have come before! At present I need no revelation from the stars To know that. SENI. Come and see ! trust thine own eyes ! A fearful sign...close behind The radiance of thy planet—O be warned ! Deliver not thyself up to these heathens To wage a war against our holy church. WALLENSTEIN (laughing...