From Beowulf to Edward GibbonRobert Shafer Doubleday, Doran & Company, 1931 |
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... reason , be the greatest gift bestowed upon mortality , that cannot be praiseless which doth most polish that blessing of speech ; which considereth each word , not 10 only as a man may say by his forcible quality , but by his best ...
... reason , be the greatest gift bestowed upon mortality , that cannot be praiseless which doth most polish that blessing of speech ; which considereth each word , not 10 only as a man may say by his forcible quality , but by his best ...
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... reason , shame , and reverence , With his hardiness takes displeasure . Wherewithal2 unto the heart's forest he fleeth , Leaving his enterprise with pain and cry , And there him hideth , and not appeareth . What may I do , when my ...
... reason , shame , and reverence , With his hardiness takes displeasure . Wherewithal2 unto the heart's forest he fleeth , Leaving his enterprise with pain and cry , And there him hideth , and not appeareth . What may I do , when my ...
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... reason have you to hate him in particular ? MRS . MARWOOD . I never loved him ; he is , and always was , insufferably proud . MRS . FAINALL . By the reason you give for your aversion , one would think it dissembled ; for you have laid a ...
... reason have you to hate him in particular ? MRS . MARWOOD . I never loved him ; he is , and always was , insufferably proud . MRS . FAINALL . By the reason you give for your aversion , one would think it dissembled ; for you have laid a ...
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Meditative Lyrics | 1 |
EPIC | 2 |
The Wanderer | 34 |
Urheberrecht | |
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